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View of the tornado from the southeast at 6:28 p.m. CDT (2328 UTC) as it was nearing peak strength
View of the tornado from the southeast at 6:28 p.m. CDT (2328 UTC) as it was nearing peak strength
A minute-by-minute timeline of the tornado’s position.
A minute-by-minute timeline of the tornado’s position.
The crushed remains of TWISTEX's Chevrolet Cobalt near the intersection of Reuter and South Radio Roads, almost 5 mi (8.0 km) southeast of El Reno.
The crushed remains of TWISTEX's Chevrolet Cobalt near the intersection of Reuter and South Radio Roads, almost 5 mi (8.0 km) southeast of El Reno.
The supercell thunderstorm which produced the El Reno tornado as viewed from above.
The supercell thunderstorm which produced the El Reno tornado as viewed from above.
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A tornado approaching Elie, Manitoba, Canada in June 2007.
A tornado approaching Elie, Manitoba, Canada in June 2007.
A tornado near Anadarko, Oklahoma, 1999. The funnel is the thin tube reaching from the cloud to the ground. The lower part of this tornado is surround
A tornado near Anadarko, Oklahoma, 1999. The funnel is the thin tube reaching from the cloud to the ground. The lower part of this tornado is surrounded by a translucent dust cloud, kicked up by the tornado's strong winds at the surface. The wind of the tornado has a much wider radius than the funnel itself.
This tornado has no funnel cloud; however, the rotating dust cloud indicates that strong winds are occurring at the surface, and thus it is a true tor
This tornado has no funnel cloud; however, the rotating dust cloud indicates that strong winds are occurring at the surface, and thus it is a true tornado.
A rope tornado in its dissipating stage, found near Tecumseh, Oklahoma.
A rope tornado in its dissipating stage, found near Tecumseh, Oklahoma.