From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: The largest tornado ever recorded (2.6 miles wide) is fully developed as we drive away from it. Looking north as it tracks southeast. May 31, 2013. El Reno, Oklahoma. Video: Chris Gullikson.
From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: This is the "Tornado Machine" storm of May 29, 2004. It was a classic "cyclic" tornadic supercell that produced multiple tornadoes for us, including as many as three on the ground at the same time. Harper County, KS. Film: Martin Lisius
From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: We watch the birth of the world's largest tornado near El Reno, Oklahoma on May 31, 2013. Looking northwest. Video: Bill Reid.
From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: We were able to view these two small tornadoes just before the larger wedge tornado developed closer by. Looking northwest. Morton, Texas. June 5, 2025. Video: Martin Lisius.
From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: KABC-TV meteorologist Dallas Raines is excited to see the tornado we intercepted for him on May 31, 2010 near Campo, Colorado. Video: Bill Reid.
Stunning scene from the tornadic storm in Sheldon, North Dakota on June 20th. At the time of this photo, there was a wedge tornado embedded in the storm just to the left of the big lightning bolt. Photo by Bob Conzemius
This otherworldly shot was captured by Bob Conzemius near Sheldon, North Dakota. The June 20th storm produced a tornado near the Cheyenne National Grassland.
From the Tempest Tours Tornado Video Vault: Our senior tour director Bill Reid could barely hold onto his camera as this tornado passed just to our northwest near Wray, Colorado on May 7, 2016.