New details on the 8-minute, 3.5 miles of the Bensalem tornado: Flying car parts, collapsed buildings and a crushed pickup. That's how long it took a rare EF3 tornado to spread a 3.5-mile swath of destruction that began in northeast Philadelphia before jumping the county border into Bensalem where it did the most damage. It was 7:04 p.m. Thursday when the tornado touched down near Southampton Road, Kelvin Avenue and Trevose Road. It uprooted and blew down large limbs from a few softwood and hardwood trees before crossing County Line Road into the Trevose section of Bensalem. The path continued between Trevose Road in Bucks County and Peyton Street in Philadelphia damaging more trees before crossing Lukens Street, heading briefly into the northern tip of the city's Poquessing Valley Park in before crossing back into Bensalem. (Read more.)

Incredible Video Inside a Bensalem car dealership before a Dangerous Tornado passed by Bensalem, PA.

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