This is the hilarious moment a man saved his pint from a 'mini tornado' in a Pembrokeshire pub’s beer garden. <br />CCTV footage shows drinkers running away from the 'dust devil' which tore through The Begelly Arms car park.<br />It hit the hotel and restaurant near Kilgetty and Saundersfoot at around 1:50pm on Sunday (May 19) - leaving locals scattering.<br />But one brave customer is seen rushing to the aid of an unattended pint left on a nearby table.<br />Begelly Arms ;andlord, Peter Adams, said: "My wife and I were outside under the canopy talking to some customers we hadn't seen for a while.<br />“When suddenly we heard this alarm going off from a blue Porsche convertible.<br />“We all turned around and the thing started working its way towards us <br />“We didn't know what to expect! <br />“It looked scary at first as a couple of people were running - but then there was the man trying to save his pint and it was just hilarious!”<br />The Met Office describes the phenomenon, known as a dust devil, as "an upward spiralling, dust filled vortex of air" which can range from few feet to over a 1,000ft.<br />They are usually made up of dust and occasionally loose debris.<br />On the CCTV footage, the flags at the front of The Begelly Arms can be seen to change direction - swiftly followed by the dust devil spiralling into action in the car park.<br />Peter believes the phenomenon could have been caused by this sudden "change of wind - with cold air suddenly turning into hot air".<br />Though he admits he has "never seen anything like it before" and the dust devil was "pretty strong" as it lifted the roof off the pub canopy - and covered the pub goers and owners in dust.<br />He added: "The dust was something else - we were all covered in dust! <br />"My Mrs had her haircut the next day and she still had dust in her hair - so she had to keep washing it!"<br /><br />©Lauren Beavis/SWNS<br />©Peter Adams/Begelly Arms<br />
