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6-5-2008 Brown County Tornadoes - NW of Hiawatha, KSWe saw the first tornado touch down at 7:27pm, near Morrill, KS. Storms were racing NE at close to 60mph, and it was near impossible to get a shot while on the move, so we stopped, started to set up cameras, and then we noticed a tornado snuck up behind us, and by the time we were back in the truck it was too late, and we took a direct hit. Thank God it was a very weak tornado! Here's a photo John snapped just moments before it hit us looking to our south. You can see the swirl directly on the road behind us. I will post a larger image on my site later, you can see really well. This makes 3 tornadoes in 2 days, 2 of them being close calls, and were still alive. NO COMPLAINTS!!! I was hoping someone at Severe Studios would have a copy of the video as the tornado spun off in the field after it ran us over. I think we're streaming at the time, and thought I hit the "record" button, but it didn't record, probably due to me freaking out!
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Way too close...
Chris,
WOW!! sounds like it was way too close. I'm glad that you guys are okay. Great job today.
Jim C
just glad your ok
shesh man, that is must have been truly scary. You go out to chase these things, and end up getting eaten by one seaky one.
Glad you guys are ok. Be heck of a tale to tell in the future though.
(no luck on the vid. I wasnt about at the time. sorry)
Nice up close a personal
Nice up close a personal encounter for you Mr. Rice?
Glad you are ok!
Regards,
Johnathan Brouwer
my blog: stormcam.blogspot.com
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