Amazing supercell storm in the vicinity of Howard, Kansas.
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You can practically feel how strong this storm is. This is because the storm is a supercell thunderstorm, which is distinguished by powerful updrafts that rotate constantly. In the Plains states, such as Kansas, where this spectacular supercell was seen on camera, supercell storms frequently form. They are also frequently seen in the Tornado Corridor, a region of South America. Sections of Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil are included in the Tornado Corridor. Supercell thunderstorms can last up to four hours and have an impact on the weather up to twenty miles away from the storm.
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