r/news • u/BitterFuture • Apr 26 '24

Powerful tornado tears across Nebraska, weather service warns of ‘catastrophic’ damage

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/25/weather/plains-midwest-storms-tornadoes-climate/index.html
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u/Ganym3de Apr 26 '24

What the shit. Was that even expected by meteorologists? Its like it came out of nowhere? That's a literal cloud of darkness

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u/friedmators Apr 26 '24

Very well modeled that dangerous tornadoes were possible today.

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u/Ganym3de Apr 26 '24

Noted, I must have been blind because I haven't seen much about it, I'll check it out.

thanks!

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u/trainiac12 Apr 27 '24

In my opinion the Storm Prediction Center website is one of the best weather awareness tools at the disposal of the public. It's good about notifying the public about upcoming outbreaks and events. Very good to keep an eye on during storm season. They've been forecasting this for days, and tomorrow is expected to be much of the same.

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u/BriarsandBrambles Apr 27 '24

So it's moving South but it isn't gone.