No audio timelapse of the second Perryton tornado from June 15, 2023, that tracked over open fields south of town after the first tragic, terrible tornado. Please keep the wonderful people of Perryton, Texas in your thoughts and consider helping them out in any way you can.
Seconds after watching the horribly tragic first Perryton tornado fade away into the rain, a spectacular second, much more peaceful tornado of landspout origin formed a few hundred yards from us as a dusty whirl. At some point, it must have transitioned to a hybrid, interacting with the parent mesocyclone nearby, and dramatically it went from a dust whirl to a spectacle, and just kept growing and growing as it tore through the unpopulated Texas mud for nearly 30 minutes a few miles south of town.
A horribly sobering example from one supercell of the two sides of nature we encounter living, traveling through, visiting, and chasing in the great plains. Thoughts and prayers for Perryton.
