I've probably seen over 300 tornadoes but this is still the type that gives me the heebie-jeebies 👇 There’s something unsettling about watching a multivortex tornado in action—like this one near Tipton, OK. These tornadoes consist of the parent tornadic circulation with smaller, rapidly spinning subvortices orbiting within it. Each subvortex acts like a mini-tornado, intensifying winds locally and creating unpredictable bursts of destruction. Why do they form? Multivortex tornadoes happen when