Image:Dimmit Sequence.jpg
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This sequence of three photographs was taken by a member of the VORTEX project outside of Dimmit, TX on June 2, 1995. Known to some as the most studied tornado of all time, multiple movies, radar images, photographs, and damage observations were made for this tornado's entire lifespan by members of the VORTEX team.
Public Domain Images from NOAA. Originally in English Wikipedia under the same name. http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/nssl/tornado1.html
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