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8:30 making that left turn, let's get closer 🙉 awesome sound and video

wow! thanks for posting this storm video. a few years back I tirelessly searched for it just so I could hear that erie wind sound again 🤪 🙃

I remember that day vividly. I live in Lincoln Nebraska and was watching that storm when it was forming and i was really getting concerned it was going to hit Lincoln. Thankfully it stayed south of Lincoln and amazingly it only caused 1 death in Hallem which was badly hit. That is one Saturday i will never forget.

As an amateur storm chaser/cool dad, i appreciate your videos!!!

👍 great

my right ear enjoyed that

Quakenado day

To get a worst case tornado that would travel a continuous 100 miles, be 2 miles wide, have a pressure differential of 150mb, winds as high as 350 mph , and move a straight northeastward track then what would the STP parameters look like to get that going? Also what would the hodograph look like of that impending worst case tornado?

Runner up for the largest tornado ever recorded behind El Reno tornado 2013.

Awesome Video Gabe.

I remember that night. Those were multiple violent tornadoes in Oklahoma. I saw them all. I was up until 4:00AM tracking it.

This tornado is far more interesting to me then the 2013 El Reno Tornado for how little video and pictures their are and is only surpass by 0.1 mile wide. While having fully condensed funnel and having a more commanding structure co,pared to El Reno!

Great Video! Perfect series for freshening up on the basics and learning some new things along the way!

Worthy footage of a beast that was almost forgotten. In another video I commented on the many similarities between El Reno 2013 and this storm, now with the extra footage I am even more frightened by what I see. The Hallam supercell is also massive, with that extended meso like a plank or surfboard and underneath lies the amorphous monster with multiple vortices.

Amazed to see new footage of this tornado.

Awesome footage!!

Is it just me or does this tornado have an almost ghostly look to it especially around the 6:00 mark? Like the grim reaper incarnate or hell on Earth

Did that one have sub vortices within like the El Reno tornado?

Thanx, I always suspected that but you explained it.

Thank you for uploading

I'm glad you uploaded this as I've never seen a decent video from this day (maybe I haven't been looking in the right places). But I have very vivid memories from this day of this storm dropping softballs, possibly bigger, in my hometown of Bruning, NE that sounded like shotgun blasts as they hit the pavement. Never had seen anything like that in my life, and never have since.

Awesome video Gabe!

How does this compare in size to the Hastings Nebraska tornado? For some reason I thought Hastings was the widest tornado recorded

I think the one in Elkhorn on April 26 may have been that large as well from the pictures I have seen. It was not as violent though thankfully.

Awesome video Gabe thanks for sharing! Hopefully mother nature has some more excitement planned for your upcoming tor-cation! Stay safe!

Excellent explanation, thanks!

Better not be part of that may 22-25 outbreak lol.

Very helpful! Didn’t know how storm motion was plotted until now, so thank you

Excellent excellent information Gabe! Great job my friend!

The lighting and colors are gorgeous! (The tornadoes are pretty incredible, too)

The Joplin EF5 was on the 22. It was a crazy week. 😢

Awesome content! I've been working to teach myself for some time, and your videos are incredibly helpful! Clear and concise explanations and the visual examples are great. Thank you!!!

Holy moly!!!

I can’t even imagine what it’s like to see something like this. How far away were you?

This reminded me of the memorial day tornado outbreak 2019. That was unexpected a few hours that it happened and Ohio was warned that a tornado outbreak is expected in western Ohio, hours before it happened and it happened between 10pm and 1am from Dayton especially and to the Hocking Hills had tornado warnings. So, now we need to especially to ALWAYS be prepared for such when a low risk of severe weather will be issued, now that the atmosphere is unpredictable suddenly or weather metrogists need to be actually sure that a tornado outbreak will happen at the actually regions in states or are they predictors of what the weather will be later or tonight or the next day??? It's so scary now . A lot of people are blaming weather metrogists for not being sure and not predicting a tornado outbreak or are severe weather outbreaks happen suddenly without warning? Even happens with winter storms. Heavy snow happened in central Ohio and an hour later a winter weather advisory was issued and then a Winter Storm warning.

I was reading a lot of ILN forecast discussion through the day (a Cbus native) and I was expecting some gusty storms, folks there were expecting some instability and I wasn’t expecting tornados, then I saw the watch. Things changed so fast. What is confusing me as a hobbyist, is this is the second event that OH and IN had with tornados in early March. This part of the country does not get this weather this time of year (we get events in late May-June with derecho and squall season following), this season does not bode well for east-Midwest natives.

Are we in the snipers for today

Appreciated this video a ton! The under-forecasted instability and shear were both big factors I think. I am just a casual hobbyist who lives in the area and all day I had a weird feeling about storms, I texted my boyfriend at 10 AM that it felt like a wet napkin outside and it never went away even after the afternoon round of storms came through briefly which was much weaker than anticipated so it didn't zap the atmosphere or cool temps/dew points too much so they were still ripe as things got crazy. Seemed to maybe be removed from the strongest forcing as well leading to more discrete cells that were getting stronger right as the LLJ got stronger too. Just an insane night, I couldn't believe my eyes staring at radar all night.

Awesome video! Where do those dew point and other SPC graphics exactly come from? I might use them to forecast in future reports. Thanks!

SPC using ChatGPT for forecasting.

I was watching several storm chasers and other weather Channel ls while this was happening And the only chaser who was there in ohio was connor croff and there was like 4 tornadoes on his stream Theres was also some in indiana

Where did you get the real time perfect forecast spc from?

Why do you think this outbreak was missed? Feel free to comment below! P.S. Sorry about the audio/video quality. Will tighten up next time!

Great discussion Gabe!

I REALLY appreciate your taking the time to break this down and simplify it. Thank you!!

Such a great video. The breakdowns and graphics were really good and picked up some good nuggets.

Excellent education vid! Thank you for taking the time!

After watching this vid - I can FINALLY fully understand Skew-T and Hodograph. Really excellent, thank you! Keep the great vids coming!

One of the best educational videos for these topics I've ever seen! Giving aspiring people free and easily accessible/understandable education is one of the most respectable things. Great stuff!!

Great video summarizing some very important points to keep in mind! Really appreciate the graphical depictions of these concepts as well