Due to the high relative humidity content and extreme instability, around 13:00 local time, the clouds produced some isolated rainfalls.

"Like ping pong balls", vehicles were thrown hundreds of yards and mangled beyond recognition, and grass was reportedly ripped from the ground.

The tornado traveled for 1.5 kilometres (0.9 mi), killed 63 people along its path, and caused millions of pesos in damage.

[2] The supercell that spawned the tornado continued to produce very violent rain for another hour, and then rescue efforts were started immediately afterwards.

"[3] In 2018, a group of sanjustinos made a documentary film entitled Vorágine about the experience of 3 relatives of tornado casualties.