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Roger and Royce were in the basement until their little dog ran upstairs.

Roger and Royce were in the basement until their little dog ran upstairs.

Nebraska brothers tell a terrifying tale of feeling a tornado pull their home apart, sucking them out and tossing them with debris.

It was Friday afternoon in a western suburb of Omaha, Nebraska, and Roger Slatten had just left for work when he got a phone call that would change his life.

(CNN) — It was Friday afternoon in a western suburb of Omaha, Nebraska, and Roger Slatten had just left for work when he got a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/us-world/nebraska-brothers-sucked-out-of-their-home-by-a-tornado-survive-to-tell-the-tale/">Read More</a>

The brothers were instantly hit by at least 136 mph winds, ripping them both from the home. Omaha brothers Roger Slatten, his wife, Lindy, brother, and two dogs miraculously survived a tornado that wiped out their home.

It was Friday afternoon in a western suburb of Omaha, Nebraska, and Roger Slatten had just left for work when he got a phone call that would change his life.

It was Friday afternoon in a western suburb of Omaha, Nebraska, and Roger Slatten had just left for work when he got a phone call that would change his life.

Roger and Royce Slatten said they were trying to take cover when the twister ripped them from their home and threw them in different directions

It was Friday afternoon in a western suburb of Omaha, Nebraska, and Roger Slatten had just left for work when he got a phone call that would change his life.