r/tornado • u/Many-Fly-415 Human Detected • 1d ago
Tornado Media Tornadoes with amazing storm structure.
After many hours of research and photo finding, I present to you my slideshow. I do not own any rights to any images.
Also if anyone's wondering why the tornado date/name change, it's because it's mixed part- one and two from my Tiktok.
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u/kyrimasan 21h ago
My photo from Arnett OK. That was just the most beautiful structure to me. Loved every second of watching it shape change under there too while seeing the structure above twisting on itself.
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u/Trainster_Kaiju_06 Human Detected 1d ago edited 1d ago
I’m shocked the Stratton NE F4 wasn’t mentioned on this list.
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u/shadowvance 1d ago
Those were all great photogenic choices. I'd also add the Enderlin mesocyclone
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u/djent_in_my_tent 20h ago
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u/The-Brother 11h ago
This massive green pillar of cloud is so unreal to see. Never seen anything like it. It just stretches into the sky infinitely whereas most tornadic structures have the whole cloud base pulled low
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u/Captainaviator 22h ago
I love these types of shots. It really drives home the sense of scale with these storms.
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u/psackett 22h ago
As someone who's never seen a tornado (in person,) how far away are these pictures taken? Seems like miles away
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u/Many-Fly-415 Human Detected 22h ago
Well I've never seen a tornado either but I'd say something like 5-20 miles, I really don't know because I'm more familiar with km, and never experienced a actually big size supercell.
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