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Photographs of several severe storm related phenomena are described. A double wall cloud having a double vortex structure evolved from a single wall cloud, and subsequently turned back into a single wall cloud and produced a tornado. In addition, a double funnel cloud was observed under a curved, high-based cloud extending eastward and southeastward from the wall cloud region.
Photographs of several severe storm related phenomena are described. A double wall cloud having a double vortex structure evolved from a single wall cloud, and subsequently turned back into a single wall cloud and produced a tornado. In addition, a double funnel cloud was observed under a curved, high-based cloud extending eastward and southeastward from the wall cloud region.
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