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clock-iconPUBLISHEDJuly 19, 2015

Drone Captures Amazing Footage Of A Tornado

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Morenike Adebayo

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Drone's-eye view of a twister in Hutchinson, Kansas. Justin Watkins/YouTube.

Tornados can be a terrifying natural disaster, ripping apart homes and businesses and leaving destruction in their wake.

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But if you had a view of a tornado from a safe distance, you could marvel at the spectacle.

That’s what YouTube user Justin Watkins did with his drone, flying up and around a tornado in Hutchinson, Kansas, and capturing the phenomenal footage below.

 

 

[H/T: Popular Mechanics]
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHEDJuly 19, 2015

Written by Elise Andrew

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