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A “very legit tornado outbreak” (to quote this Fox weatherman) wreaked havoc on Nebraska and Iowa on Friday, and people who were close to the devastation are still sharing some insane tornado videos. Meanwhile, millions of people in middle America remain under a severe weather warning, with more tornadoes possible.
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One storm tracker, Aaron Jayjack, is tracking a high-precipitation supercell as of this writing in Lawton, Oklahoma:
And other tornado warnings are in effect for other areas of Oklahoma:
PDS Tornado Warning continues for Walters OK, Randlett OK and Devol OK until 7:30 PM CDT. @aaronjayjack has a view of the tornado-warned storm in OK. #OKwx
Amid ongoing severe weather, areas hit hard yesterday by tornadoes are grappling with extensive damage. Records of what tornadoes are capable of doing are appearing online as storm chasers and people who live in these areas share their photos and videos from yesterday’s storms.
In this video by Matthew Cappucci, an atmospheric scientist, a semi-truck gets tossed across the road with the driver still inside. Good Samaritans stopped to help the driver.
WATCH as a semi gets swept and thrown off the road between Seward and David City, Nebraska as a tornado – briefly invisible – crosses the road.
Condensation funnel or not, PLEASE seek shelter during warnings.
Another video from yesterday shows a twister in Minden, Iowa. It looks absolutely massive. Storm chaser Trey Fulbright narrates, saying: “I’ve never seen anything like this.”
This is my close range view of the Minden, IA tornado at 5:43PM yesterday. We were on 360th a few miles east of town. Incredible violent motion at the base with debris being thrown out. Watch the collar cloud work its way down. Common characteristic of violent tornadoes. #iawxpic.twitter.com/zwR91S9888
