@ConnorTrobeWX@MoistLineWX The ground was so wet it would have been very hard for any of them to kick up dust. I will post more photos in the coming days. Either way, it was a insane experience with some beautiful large funnels/tornadoes
@ConnorTrobeWX@MoistLineWX The sidewinding one in the 4th photo definitely touched the ground. It was a fully condensed land spout for between 3-5 mins and the funnel lasted over 20 minutes shapeshifting from a come to a sidewinder and then needle and then lifted.
Just a reminder that for some reason the Indianapolis radar produces crazy debris balls that seem to be exaggerated. These 2 tornadoes were rated ef2 from may 16 last year and had arguably crazy debris balls then the current tornado. @JaydonShawwx@PettusWX@Sekai_WX
@JaydonShawwx@PettusWX@Sekai_WX Aerial proof from this morning proves my point. Haven’t seen much that would point towards this tornado being stronger than ef3 intensity.
@JaydonShawwx@PettusWX@Sekai_WX Yea I don’t know especially with the sketchy radar signatures from today’s tornado. I just wouldn’t claim that it was the strongest tornado via radar since mayfield until we have proof