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Watch: A Rare, High-Altitude Tornado Strikes Colorado
At 11,800 feet, it's one of the highest tornadoes ever recorded
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One of the world's highest recorded tornados formed on Saturday close to the summit of Mt. Evans in Colorado. The tornado touched down at 11,800 feet near Aurora, Colo. Tornados at this height aren't unheard of, but are extremely rare.
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August 01 2012 at 2:04 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySome may even believe this report. Provided they have not lived up there.
I have.