A Tornado In Oklahoma Traced A Near-Perfect Loop-De-Loop

The Washington Post:

Most tornadoes in the United States move from southwest to northeast, but once in a while, storms can do something funky. That was the case Wednesday night about 45 miles east-southeast of Oklahoma City in Pottawatomie County, Okla. Earlsboro — a community that may have been hit by three tornadoes in three days — hosted a meteorological marvel.

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