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2:34Now PlayingTara Tecu took this of a tornado from Weld County Roads 26 and 5 1/2, near Mead High School. The tornado was on the ground for several minutes Monday afternoon.
According to Weld County Emergency Management, one home was damaged by a downed power line that led to a fire.
The tornado appeared to track roughly 14 miles across Weld County, starting just north of Frederick before tracking towards Platteville.
A landspout tornado is a twister that forms from the ground up due to colliding air boundaries during the initial growth stage of a thunderstorm. These tornadoes form near the ground and move toward the cloud, as opposed to traditional tornadoes that form from the cloud moving toward the ground.
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