This big, complex, highly electrified, heavy-precip supercell had formed over my head in eastern Amarillo and dropped 4+ inch hail in Palo Duro Canyon. It dutifully blasted a cloud-to-ground lightning strike through a mesocyclonic updraft base on the east flank, and clearly meant serious business. Still, the suspicious feature at distant left, behind the clump of trees, was a dense rainshaft—not rotating, and not a tornado.
1 ESE South Brice TX (8 Jun 25) Looking W
34.6797, -100.8785