A farm worker has captured the moment a “haynado” formed in a field.
Lee Kimpton, 45, said the phenomena lasted between three and four minutes, as pieces of hay were tossed about 150ft (45.7m) into the air above a field in Leicestershire on Wednesday.
“I just nicknamed it as a haynado. It’s quite a spectacle when you actually see one for yourself, literally in front of you,” he said.
A spokesman for the Met Office said the footage appeared to show a “swirling column of air, which is relatively common in the UK”, rather than a tornado.
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