GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: It is a day of grieving in Alberta, Canada, after an overnight tornado killed at least nine people at a popular Canadian campground. The twister destroyed about 400 campsites in the mobile home park about 90 miles north of Calgary and sent well over 100 people to hospitals. Rob Glascoff (ph) has a report.</s>ROB GLASCOFF, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): An idyllic summer setting turned into a disaster scene in a matter of moments.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The sky looked black, looked like it might be just going by that way. Then some rain started and then some little hail, then bigger hail. And all of a sudden, it just -- the wind just came -- just blew, big time blew.</s>GLASCOFF: Hundreds of people were packed into Green Acres Campground for the weekend when the storm struck.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I sat with my foot on the brake and prayed like I've never prayed before. Trailers went flying past us.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Trees.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Trees went flying past us. I thought the ocean -- the lake was coming in on us.</s>GLASCOFF: The twister tore apart trailers, demolished cars and snapped trees in half. Several trailers were tossed into nearby Pine Lake as the tornado moved across the water to ravage a subdivision on the other side.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: There was people flying through the air and vehicles flying through the air and picnic tables, and the glass was flying out of all the windows in thee trailers.</s>GLASCOFF: When the wind stopped, injured campers wandered in shock, searching for missing loved-ones.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There were a lot of people injured, but I'll tell you, looking at those trailers, the way they're mangled up and no trees left, it's amazing that there are not more people injured.</s>GLASCOFF: Bob Glascoff, CNN.
Deadly Twister Storms Through Alberta, Canada Campground