There were multiple funnel clouds seen from 1 mile east of Pender on Route 94. This video is from 4:55-5:01 PM CDT on June 16, 2014:
Jun 17, 2014
Stanton and Pilger NE Storm
Yesterday, we tracked the storm that hit Stanton and Pilger, NE with a strong tornado, from Pender, NE to Sioux City, IA.
There were multiple funnel clouds seen from 1 mile east of Pender on Route 94. This video is from 4:55-5:01 PM CDT on June 16, 2014:
There was good storm stucture a few miles north of Pender, NE on Route 9. This video runs from 5:10-5:12 CDT:
We saw two funnel clouds simultaneously between Pender and Emerson, NE on Route 9. The video runs from 5:13-5:17 PM CDT:
We found ourselves too close to rapid rotation while driving east on Route 35 just northeast of Emerson, NE. The video runs from 5:26-5:28 PM CDT:
There were rapidly rotating funnel clouds just southwest of Hubbard, NE on Route 35. The video runs from 5:32-5:35 PM CDT:
We saw great striations on Route 35 between Hubbard and Dakota City, NE. The video runs from 5:41-5:42 PM CDT:
We saw incredible storm structure on Route 35 between Hubbard and Dakota City, NE. The video is at 5:43 PM CDT:
The supercell had rapid rotation on Route 35 between Hubbard and Dakota City, NE. The video runs from 5:45-5:47 PM CDT:
The tilted updraft was visible from US 75/77 just north of Dakota City, NE as the storm began to weaken. This is from 5:53-5:54 PM CDT:
There were multiple funnel clouds seen from 1 mile east of Pender on Route 94. This video is from 4:55-5:01 PM CDT on June 16, 2014:
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