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HarveyDarkey

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Wed Aug 1, 2012, 12:53 PM Aug 2012

Tornado near Colorado’s Mount Evans rates as second highest on record [View all]



With its towering mountains and pristine mountain landscape, Colorado’s high country is not normally associated with tornadoes. Saturday however a rare high altitude twister appeared in the skies and touched down at the second highest altitude a tornado has ever been recorded.

The National Weather Service has confirmed the rare mountain tornado that stunned recreationalists in the area at 2:51pm Saturday, July 28. Using photos submitted by park visitors and first-hand accounts, the service said they estimated the tornado touched down 1.75 miles northeast of Mount Evans

http://www.examiner.com/article/tornado-near-colorado-s-mount-evans-rates-as-second-highest-on-record
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