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View of upper
structure of storm from Lake Mexia 60 miles away.
Photo courtesy of B.J. Skipper KC5AZL |
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View of wall
cloud from a little too close just north of Grandview on I-35.
View is to the south southeast.
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Brief touchdown
as the wall cloud crossed over I-35.
View is to the south southeast.
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View of wall
cloud as it approached the Ellis County line.
View is to the east.
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Brief funnel as
we were forced to retreat to the north. We should have moved south but we
flunked
rule #1 by not leaving ourselves an exit that direction. This caused us to
miss most of the F1 tornado.
View is to the east.
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Headed back
south we glimpse the tornado as we emerge from the torrential rain. Note the
debris
in the circled area. Other spotters in the area were reporting this tornado
and we confirmed it.
View is to the east.
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Another ominous
wall cloud as we moved eastward on Hwy 916 south of the storm.
View is to the north.
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