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A tighter concentration of dust and funnel begin to form. Meanwhile, a clear slot has developed between us and the dust as the rear-flank downdraft (RFD) enters the back side of the mesocyclone and wraps westward.
WxTorn01a_07 		Walkway and pergola provide a hint of solitude and privacy in an urban setting.
TrEufr05c_32 		Hillsides here are covered with flowers in mid-July.
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WxTorn07a_36 		The St. Milo church in a light coating of snow.
WxSnow02b_02 		Indian Paintbrush scattered about a weathered old tree stump.
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Mayflower Creek in winter's icy grip barely flows at twighlight.
LaMtns15b_09 		A wider view of the storm reveals a compact supercell with rotating updraft, sculpted cloud edges comprising the mesocyclone and a clear slot down the back due to the rear flank downdraft (plus the flowers and fence are nice too).
WxClds2626_033 		Typical summertime cumulus clouds dot the sky behind this tornado. The funnel cloud narrows to a pencil while moving very slowly toward the town of Lamar, CO.
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