A fast-moving landspout tore through a Colorado community, ripping building roofs in its path. Several business owners and employees were shaken up by how close they came to possibly being badly injured.

A fast-moving landspout tornado struck more than a half-dozen businesses in Franktown in Douglas County on Monday afternoon, authorities said. The Franktown Fire Department said on social media that seven businesses in a shopping center near the intersection of Colorado 83 and 86 sustained roof damage, but no injuries were reported.

FRANKTOWN, Colo. — A fast-moving landspout damaged several buildings Monday afternoon in Franktown, according to Franktown Fire. There were no reports of injuries, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said.