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May averages at JIA:
April ended up a little warmer than average & drier than average after a long stretch - going back to Nov. - of above average rainfall (only Feb. was the other month since Nov. with below avg. rainfall).
A classic spring set-up in late April led to several days of severe storms & tornadoes. It’s not at all unusual to see an increase in tornadoes in April as we head to the peak of the tornado season in the Plains & Midwest through May into the first half or so of June. But the last week of April was particularly active.
Find storm surveys from the following N.W.S. offices:
* Omaha
* Topeka
* Wichita
* Tulsa
Here is the full HD 6 minutes of my intercept of the EF3 Lincoln, Nebraska tornado on Friday as it crossed I-80, while live streaming with @StarLink. It's well worth the 6 minutes for a Sunday evening, in my opinion. #tornado pic.twitter.com/rBEldEeM0o
— Aaron Jayjack (@aaronjayjack) April 29, 2024
#tornado #Damage #Sulphur #okwx #Oklahoma pic.twitter.com/E7vcMJ9snR
— WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) April 28, 2024
Watch as the tornado that impacted NE Lincoln/Waverly, Nebraska earlier today comes directly at the train and the crew. The Engineer and conductor are ok and not injured.
— StormHQ ☈ (@StormHQwx) April 27, 2024
📸: Eric Carlisle#tornado #newx pic.twitter.com/fXUysMu56x
Wedge tornado near Minden Iowa. #iawx pic.twitter.com/7uPjRTR7aL
— Matthew Gaylor (@MatthewGaylor) April 26, 2024
Large wedge tornado just outside Bennington, Nebraska moments ago. Major damage being reported to houses. Credit: Kyle Dodds pic.twitter.com/AmRNzWdC4a
— Nahel Belgherze (@WxNB_) April 26, 2024