April 26th tornado outbreak - Central Nebraska and Western Iowa

Storm chaser perspective of the Elba, NE EF-3, Wolbach, NE EF-2, Crescent, IA EF-3, and the Minden/Harlan, IA EF-3 wedge shaped tornadoes from the April 26th, 2024 tornado outbreak.
Partner storm chaser of the day: Jake Hughes
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[@kristinessTX]

I’ve seen almost every tornado video on TH-cam and irl I would not have seen that tornado until I was just about in it. Omg. Good eye

[@jamesburke6078]

Ah,ooh,oh, it's a tornado! Ooh,oh,ah, it's a tornado! Jees,god,fuc ! It's a tornado! Oh wow! Glad you guys are holding it together because I can't take much more ah,oooh,oh....

[@peterfelknor9200]

I guess you finally beat the Internets, and deigned to share your mighty accomplishment with us plebes.
Duly noted. Carry on.

[@paigemaddi]

😂 ​@@peterfelknor9200

[@RT-qd8yl]

Were you in an accident

[@IT_ODIS]

Banger as always

[@danielletremblay2434]

Breathtaking views!

[@Anna83Britton]

Here from Ryan Scholl!!

[@eshawnandrews5684]

How big was the Elba EF3 Tornado?

[@StrmchsrHunterF]

@@eshawnandrews5684 according to the National Weather Service survey, they found it to be at least 660 yards wide.

[@richardbaker_0086]

Don’t all tornadoes have “multiple vortices”?

[@StrmchsrHunterF]

I'm sure on small enough scales sure, but some tornadoes produce large individual vortexes that spin inside the main parent tornado. Some tornadoes opt to maintain a more singular vortex but this can vary through a tornado's lifespan.

[@jx-dama9611]

Chasers have turned into wimps these days.........🙄