Dust Devil
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I've been chasing for 25 yrs, and am from Nebr. Where in Nebr. was this? Anyhow, there is not enough shown in the vid to help identify what this is. We cannot tell at all if there was rotation up above in the clouds. The duration on the ground means absolutely nothing at all, some strong naders only touch down for a second or two. If it was warm (as someone mentioned) that means absolutely nothing either. Tornadoes need warm, humid air to happen. It was a torn-warned storm-prob. a weak nader.
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yay I actually did see it, it looks like a dust devil, but if I see that sky I asume that it was in fact a land spout. How warm was it that day? If it was pretty warm than its most likely a dust devil since it lasted that short. Otherwise I think its a land spout.
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hmmmm
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I didn't see any dust devil or landspout, but it looks like a tornado sky to me.
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i don't think it was a dust devil
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This is a regular tornado.
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@lionsforlyons ur wrong
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@ihavetoshutthewindow thats what she said lol
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there is nuthing there
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a dust devil at most, notice there isn't any tight rotation of the clouds above?
I saw the window pole on the thumbnail and thought that was the dust devil. I couldn't make out anything on this vid.
rickman33 2 years ago 18
its not called a land spout its called a tornado
NJFire1906 1 year ago 8