Meteorologists told residents to take shelter as a tornado touched down on the plains in southeastern Wyoming.
The Casper Star-Tribune reports the twister formed north of Laramie on Wednesday (June 6) evening, and there was no immediate word on damage or injuries.
The National Weather Service’s Cheyenne office tweeted photos of a well-established, gray funnel cloud moving over the prairie at about 15 miles per hour, adding, "As picturesque as it may look, we ask that you take shelter now. No picture is worth getting hurt."
