One hit my high school in the late '60s. It blew out over 1,000 panes of glass, leveled the most of the light standards on the football field and lifted the gym roof. The two story press box lost the upper deck, and the lower deck was badly damaged. Most of the school busses were parked inside & under the stadium seats or the light standards would have crushed them.
That was on a Saturday afternoon. We were in classes on Monday even though it was cold, and there were no lights in most of the campus. It took over three weeks to replace all of the glass, and a couple more weeks for other repairs. They had to wait almost nine months for the new light standards. to be built and erected. It was amazing to see inch thick wall steel pipe bent like that.
That summer, a dry power transformer burnt in the transformer vault, and left almost half the campus without power. Temporary lines ran from one wing to another for lights only, but idiot teachers kept tripping the 400A three phase 208 VAC breaker by trying to use TVs and other items.