A massive blaze has turned to an inferno view of “firenado” in the UK on August 8 after a plastic factory was caught in a fire accident. The 20-meter-high (60 feet) flames swirled high into the sky, with plumes of black smoke blocking the sun light. The incredible sight was even visible up to 41 kilometers (26 miles) away. /VCG Photo.

Firefighters captured the scenery in Woodville. Fifty firefights from three counties were assigned with 10 fire engines to tackle the enormous blaze. It was finally under control after 12 hours. /VCG Photo.

According to the fire station, the phenomenon was created by the "cool air entering the top of the hot air causing a swirl similar to how a tornado is formed". /VCG Photo.

No injuries have been reported. But it did rip off the plastic factory along with its over 600,000 bread trays, which directly led thousands of trays billowing up in wind flames. /VCG Photo.