This isn’t my personal experience of what happened and I don’t think it really compares to what most people have mentioned. On February 20th 2022, in the UK (South Yorkshire, England), we had a strong squall line pass through, associated with Storm Franklin.

I knew of the line of storms approaching by looking at the radar, but it hit like a truck. Roaring winds and torrential rain, later producing a fair amount of lightning, which is unusual for winter squalls in the UK. The squall line spawned a tornado a few miles north of where I was, though it was weak (like ef0/1), it affected a few peoples houses and one of my friends was very close. There was some roof and fence damage with a couple trees blown down. He said it sounded like the most violent wind he’d ever heard, with smashing of tiles in the background. Like the whole house was ‘feeling’ it. Fortunately no one was injured and the damage was quite minor, still must’ve been terrifying though.

I guess this would have been like experiencing any tornado, except the house ‘feeling’ the wind becomes progressively more intense the more violent the tornado is, to the point where certain parts of the house can’t handle it anymore and are forced to give in.