The Kimball tornado continued to raise and fling countless tons of dust, even as a descending core cascaded through the back (southwest and south, at left) sides of the mesocyclone. That would have formed an increasingly dense reflectivity hook, were there a radar nearby to scan the process. In between loud slams of thunder from nearby CG hits, and an occasional passing vehicle, I faintly could hear the whooshing sound of the vortex in the field.
14 SSW Kimball NE (28 Jun 23) Looking WNW
41.0327, -103.6865