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Hello there! I'm just a novice photographer and storm chaser. If ya like photography, please give me a follow!
I only got a few photos before conditions became too dusty to really see.
You can already see curtains of dust wrapping around the tornado. This is caused by the rear flank downdraft kicking up dust that then wraps around the surface circulation.
This was the largest tornado I've ever seen! It ended up being just shy of a mile wide! This was near Morton Texas back on June 5, 2025.
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It was wild!
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Such an epic, apocalyptic atmosphere! Taken from Reese center, just to the east of the tornado producing supercell that dropped the Morton wedge earlier in the day!
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Mammatus clouds - or drooping pockets of cool air - being illuminated by the setting Sun. Somewhere in Kentuck na couple years back!
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Two waterspouts in the same frame!
The more prominent waterspout as it got closer to my position!
Double waterspouts on Lake Erie on September 7, 2024!
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