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No this is not a tornado...This video captures a scud cloud interacting with a slow-moving updraft along the leading edge of a storm's outflow boundary. While local terrain can sometimes generate minor, localized circulations or "gustnadoes" in these areas, the rising motion here is far too slow to be... show more

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