Wednesday, May 6, 2015 has started off with the first tornado of the day in Kansas happening in Lincoln County a few miles south of Lincoln, KS.
1. Medium to close shot of the Lincoln County Tornado behind a wind farm a few miles north of Interstate 70 on Highway 14 south of Lincoln, Kansas
2. Medium shot of the Lincoln County Tornado behind a wind farm a few miles north of Interstate 70 on Highway 14 south of Lincoln, Kansas
3. Medium shot of the Lincoln County Tornado behind a wind farm a few miles north of Interstate 70 on Highway 14 south of Lincoln, Kansas
4. Wide shot of the Lincoln County Tornado in an open field a few miles north of Interstate 70 on Highway 14 south of Lincoln, Kansas
5. Close up shot of the Lincoln County Tornado in an open field a few miles north of Interstate 70 on Highway 14 south of Lincoln, Kansas
6. Driving shot of the mesocyclone with a wall cloud and almost visible tornado getting close to cross Highway 14
7. Driving shot of the mesocyclone with a wall cloud and almost visible tornado getting close to cross Highway 14
8. Close updDriving shot of the mesocyclone with a wall cloud and almost visible tornado getting close to cross Highway 14
9. Close up shot of the Lincoln County Tornado rotation with debris in it
10. Zoomed in shot of a roof flying through the air just south of Lincoln, KS on Highway 14
11. Driving close up of debris flying across Highway 14 in front of two vehicle while the tornado crossed the road
12. Zoomed in shot of the Lincoln County Kansas Tornado crossing Highway 14 just south of Lincoln, KS
13. Walking shot of tree damage from the Lincoln County Tornado in a cemetery just south of Lincoln, Kansas
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