TORNADO NEAR EL RENO, OK AIRPORT

I TOOK OFF THE AFTERNOON THINKING IT WOULD BE DECENT BUT DIDN’T FALL IN LOVE WITH ANY OF THE EARLY STORMS. AROUND 5:30 NEW STORMS FORMED TO OUR SW AND APPEARED TO BE MORE DISCRETE. I FELT ONE OF THESE STORMS WOULD BE THE EVENT OF THE DAY. CALLED RICH AND WE HEADED SOUTH ON HWY 81. WE GAVE UP ON THE GRADY COUNTY STORM AND QUICKLY TURNED OUR ATTENTION TO THE STORM IN WESTERN CANADIAN COUNTY.

BELOW IS THE 1^ST IMAGE AS WE ARE DRIVING N ON HWY 81 N OF UNION CITY. 7:24:48

#2 WELL DEFINED NOW. 7:25:56

#3 7:26:52

#4 7:27:54

#5 7:29:34

#6 7:30:16

#7 7:31:08

#8 TORNADO #2 HAS FORMED 7:31:48

#9 THE ENTIRE CONDENSATION FUNNEL DOES NOT APPEAR CONTINUOUS 7:32:10

#10 BACK TO TORNADO #1 IN THE ROPE OUT STAGE. 7:32:40

#11 ANOTHER VIEW OF TORNADO #1 7:32:46

#12 BACK TO TORNADO #2 7:32.56

#13 7:33:24

#14 7:33:36

#15 7:34:32

#16 NOW GETTING IT’S ACT TOGETHER 7:36:04

#17 FAIRLY ODD SHAPED 7:36:28

#18 A FINAL LOOK AT TORNADO #1 (TOP CENTER)-BELOW T IN CENTER. 7:36:54

#19 BACK TO TORNADO #2 7:36:58

#20 APPEARING TO LIFT……BUT 7:37:30

#21 NOT SO FAST JUST YET. 7:38:06

#22 JUST ABOUT GONE 7:38:42

#23 A FINAL LOOK JUST REFUSING TO END. 7:39:40

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