Tornado Time Lapse - June 4th, 2015 Simla Colorado anticyclonic and photogenic -new version

Highlights of our incredible storm chase on June 4th, 2015 near Simla, Colorado. What seemed like a bust at first turned into one of the most memorable chases ever with a near stationary storm dropping multiple tornadoes over a 2 hour period. Storm chasing at a walking pace. Video is sped up to x20 normal speed while some spots are real time. Sources: DSLRs, GoPros, Webcam (streaming) and possibly a cell phone.
The storm featured many different tornadoes of varying sizes, shapes and directions. Even rare anticyclonic tornadoes ingesting dirt and becoming otherworldly.
This is version 2.0 of this video. The original was hastily put together a few days after the chase in 2015 and became a suggested video on TH-cam and was featured on several Weather Channel "Top 10 storms" programs. This new video is enhanced for stability and color as well as wide angle lens correction. The original music is even redone.
Original Video here: • Tornado Time Lapse - m...
Videography - Michael Gavan / @scienceoutthere
Driver / GoPro - Shawn Gavan
Music - "Unraveled" by Guitar UP!
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[@IronDragon1337]

I like at the end where you can see the rotation above the clouds slowly die out

[@celeno31]

nice video +1like+1follow from France 😉

[@tfwagner81]

what type of tornadoes are these because (right here i think at some point theres some f5 business in it but i know nothing about tornadoes :P)

[@shawnschaitel838]

@@johnnyicon97 thats one of the reason i dislike the fujita scale

[@cigoLxeL]

It's hard to say. The F/EF systems assign ratings based on the damage they leave behind. You can make a guess as to what it will be as a tornado is occurring, but they're only classified after the fact.