File:The 2002 Van Wert, Ohio F4 Tornado.png

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This image is a screencap from this video hosted on the NWSNorthernIndiana YouTube channel, which credits it to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is part of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, and not an agency of the US federal government. There is no presumption that the video this frame was captured from is ineligible for copyright.

The video does seem to have been created via a dashcam. (Compare this OSHP dashcam footage; warning: graphic content) However there is clearly a human operator turning the camera to follow the tornado's path, so this does not fall under PD-automated.

This image has been uploaded to Commons based on a rationale that it is covered by the site disclaimer for weather.gov and/or the submission guidelines for the Sioux City NWS office.

This file is not hosted on weather.gov, so the disclaimer for that site does not appear to apply, and there is no evidence to connect it with the Sioux City office image submission guidelines, so this rationale does not appear to apply either.

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The Ohio State Highway Patrol is part of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, and not an agency of the US federal government. There is no presumption that the video this frame was captured from is ineligible for copyright.

The video does seem to have been created via a dashcam. (Compare this OSHP dashcam footage; warning: graphic content) However there is clearly a human operator turning the camera to follow the tornado's path, so this does not fall under PD-automated.

This image has been uploaded to Commons based on a rationale that it is covered by the site disclaimer for weather.gov and/or the submission guidelines for the Sioux City NWS office.

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DescriptionThe 2002 Van Wert, Ohio F4 Tornado.png	English: A photograph of the November 10, 2002 Van Wert, Ohio F4 tornado.
Date	10 November 2002
Source	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2T1W7LDilg
Author	Ohio State Highway Patrol

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