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Uploaded by: StormTrain — Monday June 20, 2011 — Henderson, NE (Current Weather Conditions)

Tornado touching down less than a 1/2 mile from our location west of York, NE. The storm did miss the farm in this photo, but a few farms were hit and a train was derailed as it moved to the northeast.

Categories: thunderstorm, tornado, clouds, Summer, sky Camera Type: Canon
 
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Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
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1. catilac 12:45 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Both shots are fantastic!
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2. jeans 1:32 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Fantastic shot of touchdown!
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3. Luckystar 1:52 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Wow! Awesome shots, the both of them! I didn't see how it could have missed the farm in the other photo, but this clearly shows it! Great work!

Congratulations!!
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4. Greyelf 2:37 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Amazing shot! Congrats on this AC series!
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5. breezer 4:41 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
unreal shot... how long did you follow this guy?
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6. MerryMary 5:32 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Oh how frightening and fascinating all at the same time. Great capture.. What strange turbulent weather we have had this spring and summer!
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7. StormTrain 5:34 PM GMT on June 22, 2011    
Quoting breezer:
unreal shot... how long did you follow this guy?


I'm guessing around 10 miles before the road network and damage path prevented us from keeping up with it.


Thank you to everyone! After seeing the damage path of this Tornado, I now have more respect for the awesome power and damage these storms can and do inflict on peoples lives.

Luckily No injuries or deaths have been reported from this Tornado.

PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM NWS

YORK/POLK COUNTY

START/END: 4 MILES SW OF BRADSHAW TO 4 MILES E OF POLK
RATING: EF-2
PATH LENGTH: 17 MILES
MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH: 1/4 OF A MILE
MAXIMUM ESTIMATED WIND SPEED: 130 MPH
TIME: 540 PM - 602 PM CDT
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8. Agris 5:50 PM GMT on June 25, 2011    
Lucky !
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9. nanapoo 4:40 PM GMT on February 21, 2012    
OMG!!!! WOW
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