LaDue's View of the Duke-Eldorado, OK Tornado of 23 May 2024

This tornado in southwest Oklahoma was one of the most documented with five mobile radars, multiple mobile weather stations, and drone interceptions. We (Jim and Dylan LaDue, Chris Spannagle, and Ryan Tatasciore) documented its many shapes and behaviors during its lifetime as it crossed Rt. 34 south of Duke, OK. The path width was nearly 1.2 miles and the tornado lasted 53 minutes.

[@nelsontucker6490]

Wonderful work Jim! Very well chased!

[@MaxOlsonChasing]

Incredible video, also love that your son chases with you!

[@jglstorms]

He has quite a unique perspective on this type of hazard.

[@erinmac4750]

Amazing work and documentation! Also, you're goid enough for Max Olsen, good enough for me! Subscribed. Looking forward to watching more! ✊

[@koinkollector2873]

Great shots! Right place, right time

[@milosphotos]

12:30 "Can I get out?" (immediate hailstone) That stone was MASSIVE. I didn't even think it was hail at first, that is scary. Truly exceptional footage.