JUNE 14TH NEBRASKA: TORNADO WARNED STORMS

 
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Lucky for me to catch this lightning shot since I was shooting out the car window at the time.

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Mammatus on the storm south of Fullerton, Nebraska.  Scenic and wide open area for this storm to form in.

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Base of the left split storm as it was starting to break off to the north near Fullerton.

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The southern supercell as it was starting to form a wall cloud south of Genoa, Nebraska.  This storm became tornado warned a short while after this was taken.

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Wall cloud on the tornado warned storm near Silver Creek, Nebraska.  Intense core on the right.

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Wall cloud becoming better organized with solid inflow at this point.  Storm merger taking place and starting to look messy on radar.

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Short while later as an area of rotation attempted to become more focused, but soon fell apart.

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Blurry photo but this was a funnel cloud on the storm near Monroe, Nebraska.  Finger hanging down from the storm in the center of the image.

STORM REPORTS:

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STORM PREDICTION CENTER OUTLOOKS:

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SPC Outlooks