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Storm-following loop of a highly tornadic Griffin-esque bookend vortex/mesovortex that went through the KNQA area. Numerous tornadoes spawned by this system, some of which had pretty hefty TDS's. One of the most interesting bits is where the debris from the first few tornadoes looks to get caught in the...

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