Second of three similarly conical tornadoes spawned by this warm-frontal supercell, the “Conlen-2” tornado was the longest-lasting and most visually rapidly rotating of the three. Scud raced around the top half of the visible condensation cone from a persistent inward current established on a core/updraft interface at right rear (perhaps, a streamwise-vorticity current?). Alas, no mobile-radar units nor scientifically instrumented in-situ measurement vehicles sampled this supercell, and this round of rapid-fire, sequential tornado production stayed well-removed from any good roads. As such, no SVC could be confirmed, just speculated.
4 W Conlen TX (30 May 21) Looking NW
36.2351, -102.3135