DENVER — Two tornadoes touched down Friday morning that were more than a hundred miles apart, but part of the same storm system tracking across Colorado.
The first tornado touched down about 9:20 a.m. in Park County, about three miles north of Antero Reservoir, according to the National Weather Service.
9NEWS viewers shared photos of the tornado, east of US 285 in the South Park area, south of Fairplay.
A couple hours later, 9NEWS meteorologist Cory Reppenhagen caught another tornado on video on the eastern plains, about 12 miles south-southwest of Byers. He said both tornadoes were part of the same storm system.
No damage or injuries have been reported from either tornado.
> The video below is of the tornado on the eastern plains:
Below are photos of the tornado in Park County:
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