Winona Tornado
After a long day of storm chasing through eastern Colorado, I headed east into Kansas as the sun was beginning to set. At the southern flank of a line of thunderstorms, a section of the storms began to deviate southeast. I rushed down and caught a tornado touching down at or shortly after 9:22 p.m. The ability for me to see the tornado varied, but at 9:45 I could just make out the tornado.
Above is the 9:45 p.m. image and below is a radar snapshot was two minutes prior:
Here is one more photo. It does not show the tornado, but some lightning was captured along with a portion of the inflow feeding into the supercell thunderstorm: