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Description	English: A sequence of images from the radarscope of the WSR-57 radar site in Amarillo, Texas, as storms developed in the Lubbock area on the evening of May 11, 1970. The positions of the two tornadoes that touched down in the Lubbock area are annotated.
Date	August 1970
Source	Fujita, Tetsuya Theodore (August 1970). "The Lubbock Tornadoes: A Study of Suction Spots". Weatherwise. Routledge. 23 (4): 161–173. doi:10.1080/00431672.1970.9932888
Author	United States Weather Bureau, Ted Fujita

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