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LINCOLN COUNTY, Oklahoma (KOCO) -- A quick "ash tornado" popped up while several crews battled a large grass fire Tuesday afternoon in rural Lincoln County near Carney.
Lincoln County Emergency Management officials told KOCO 5 that authorities learned of the fire that started just off U.S. Highway 177 north of Carney shortly before 11 a.m. They said a trailer with a blowout caused the fire.
While crews battled the flames, Sky 5 captured the moment an "ash tornado" developed in a scorched field.
"This gives you an idea of what winds are like down there. That thing's just blowing across the field," Sky 5 Pilot Chase Rutledge said. "That's really, really neat. That's really interesting."
The "ash tornado" continued across the field but dissipated once it reached the tree line. A couple of other "ash tornadoes" tried developing in the same field but didn't fully form.
