Massive rope tornado cuts through Iowa

A large cyclic supercell storm produced a long winding rope-like tornado outside of Pleasantville, Iowa, on April 4. Read more: wapo.st/3KCyQg0. Subscribe to The Washington Post on TH-cam: wapo.st/2QOdcqK
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[@TheCommunicationCoach]

It'd be enthralling if it weren't so deadly, they're the coolest of weather phenomena.

[@liciaspencer9955]

Beautiful tornado.

[@aidanstrickland4020]

One of the best looking tornadoes I’ve seen in years

[@dinolover1993]

Where did it happen at because I'm in iowa

[@user-bc5xv4pi9h]

Southern Iowa. Touched down in Liberty Center, Hit us in Milo, touched down again in Pleasantville.

[@tracyyarbrough3358]

Sinister looking

[@Jamsy4400]

I feel bad for those who lost they homes man like leave Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa alone

[@User999Lavro]

In which state did this happen?

[@CreeseDF]

it's in the title, genius

[@sid2372]

American dream

[@alfaphone3675]

🤔🐛🐛🐛🐍😂

[@seneca4670]

i agree

[@alfaphone3675]

@@seneca4670 Neuraminic acid and cancer.parasitic worm 🐛

[@stupaod]

Massive? That looks pretty tiny tbh...

[@user-bc5xv4pi9h]

Rope Tornados can actually be fairly powerful. They bounce around and touch down multiple times.