We can also expect to see tornadoes such as the two examples below. Sometimes, these small, weak, visible tornadoes last only a few seconds, and then become larger damaging tornadoes afterwards. These same small tornadoes can also dissipate or lift with the storm not producing another Tornado for the rest of it’s storm life. Your Tornado tour guide will always work effortlessly to put you in the best position possible to view Tornadoes.

In both cases, each of these tornadoes pictured lasted only 1 to 2 minutes before they lifted and disappeared. The Tornado pictured in black and white quickly lifted and got swallowed up into a rain wrapped circulation shortly after touching down in Magee, Mississippi on 3/15/2025. 50 miles Northeast later, it would would touch back down as an EF-1 Tornado in Newton, Mississippi. The Tornado pictured with the orange background spun a short lived dirt whirl that spun itself out for a couple of minutes before completely disappearing. The parent supercell that spawned this dusty Tornado however, would later drop 3 more Tornadoes in the evening over the same area, and at one point two Tornadoes touched down at the same time, with the largest being an EF-2 Tornado that spent almost an hour on the ground after dark into the night.

Tornado Chasing Requires Patience…