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Date: 11 Jun 2005 20:50 (UTC)Pretty crazy, I've never seen clouds like that before, but then here it's so hilly that the horizon blocks out a lot of stuff. Looks like stuff you might see out towards Oklahoma where it is super flat. There is definately a tornado there, F1 or F2 most likely. The one where the clouds are almost hitting the ground, that looks like it was damn nearly an F5, which would have obiterated everything in it's path with 200+ MPH winds. If it didn't turn into one, they were damn lucky.