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Fire tornado caught on camera
Australian filmmaker Chris Tangey was caught by surprise Monday while out scouting good locations for a movie shoot. "Good Morning America" had the video, where you see the swirling 100-foot high inferno. The phenomenon has been called a "firenado," and Tangey reports he was standing about 1,000 feet from all the action. Tangee reported the fire tornado sounded like a jet engine, and didn't even look real. Australia's 7News spoke with him, and he called it "awe-inspiring."
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