A new mesocyclone had formed earlier farther north, as this one became rain wrapped. The new HP meso had become wrapped around the east side of the main precip core and raced off to the east. This one emerged south of the main precipitation core and produced some of the wildest, most chaotic motions I have ever seen. The three fingers of clouds in this image were rotating wildly and exhibited rapid and violent upward motion. I can't say for sure since I couldn't see over the hill to confirm contact with the ground, but I suspect it was.
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One of the two funnels pictured above actually touched down and became a tornado. If you look closely, you can see the narrow funnel. Another of the numerous funnels. Note the illumination on the clouds from an RFD slot that developed just south of the meso, between my location and the clouds. All rights reserved.