Tornado! Insane Deviant Tornado in Kansas

That shite is scary

Storm has passed, sky is clearing, then comes Hell.

From Dr. Timmer...

Andover, KS isn’t unknown to very photogenic, violent tornadoes. Ask those at McConnell Air Force Base in 1991 about that.

Same storm a bit later, not long before merging with the line. Massive inflow at this point.

That is straight out of a nightmare, terrifying.

I live right in on the county line. I was downtown at a dance recital for my daughter. Everyone’s phones went off in the lobby at Century II at the same time. Took a selfie with my daughter and hit the road. My son and I watched the rope go back into the clouds north of Augusta, KS. Our neighborhood was spared, but my neighbors sent me a couple of photos of my house with this tornado in the background. The Andover Y is trashed. The drone video that Reed Timmer has up was that building taking a direct hit.

I’ll say this. Seeing a tornado in person is pretty surreal. Thankfully, there have been no deaths reported. The Evergy linemen have done a bang up job at getting power back up for us. Wild night, for sure. I bet I’ve only slept about a half hour since then. I keep waking up to watch footage and updates from the local emergency responders.

That is wild.

That’s scary how it’s just wipes it’s path clean like that

frick!

give me hurricanes every day. A tornado is a demon from hell and that shite scares the everliving out of me.

Was driving back from Houston the other day and noticed an area of trees that had been stripped of bark and leaves with debris caught up in them. When we looked up whether there had been a tornado indeed there was an F2 this past March. I've now seen three separate tornado paths along that stretch of hwy 21. I've seen five tornado paths in East Texas total and while living in Oklahoma another four. In Oklahoma three of those were F5s being the Moore and El Reno 2013 and El Reno 2011. The damage path of El Reno 2011 was about 8/10ths of a mile wide and had stripped some homes completely off the slabs. There was nothing left but the concrete. I was in a shelter twice. I've only ever seen one tornado in the distance when I was a kid and that was in South Louisiana.