Rare Tornado Slams Cape Cod

I've witnessed my share of extreme weather-- blizzards in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York, a hurricane on the Cape, straight-line 130-mph winds in Syracuse and now my first tornado.  
As you may have heard, Yarmouth and Harwich were hit with a "strong" F1 tornado with winds of 110 mph yesterday.  Not since 1977 has the Cape had a confirmed twister.  

It all happened so fast.  Late Tuesday morning I got an alert on my phone that warned a tornado was imminent.  Power to all of Harwich went out soon after that.  Within minutes, the sky turned an odd, bright, twilight yellow-blue, a fact that foretold trouble ahead.  That's how my dad described the sky before the Worcester tornado struck in 1953.   Then the tops of the trees started swaying. 

I went to my eastern living room window, and at 12:20 pm, started recording. 

OK by now I was pretty scared and wondering if a tree in my front yard, out of view at left, was going to come into the house.  You can hear trees and branches breaking off.   So I put the phone down and went to my basement stairs, ready to go down in the dark.  But my old news instinct kicked in and I went back to the window.  In that brief break in the center of the house, I had missed witnessing stuff come down.   I started recording again.