May 13, 2009 Kay county, Oklahoma Tornado
Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 January 2010 14:20 Written by Roger Hill
May 13th took us to the Kansas/Oklahoma border. Our initial target was north central Missouri but due to a late night in northwest Texas, it wasn't going to happen. We positioned ourselves north of near Blackwell and watched as numerous cells developed on the front until finally a decent supercell formed just to our west. It quickly started rotating and produced a very nice tornado that was on the ground for over 15 minutes. Please click on the video link for a neat 2 minute video and click on the photos for a larger image of this very pretty and well structured tornado.
MAY 13 KAY COUNTY, OKLAHOMA TORNADO VIDEO
Storm develops along the front with a pretty foreground. |
Storm quickly starts rotating and becomes tornadic southeast of Lamont, Oklahoma. |
Very nice structure with the developing tornado. |
Fisheye lens of Jonathan Wolkimir shows the beautiful structure of this storm and tornado. |
Zoomed in shot as the tornado strengthens. |
The tornado, probably at its widest and strongest here. |
Wider shot of the tornado and storm structure. |
Tornado weakens a bit and eventually becomes rain wrapped. |
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