Severe weather erupted across Nebraska late in the afternoon on Monday, June 8. Several supercells developed across central into southwest Nebraska dropping several small tornadoes and large, damaging hail. Video package shot around the town of Arnold, Nebraska, located 35 miles northeast of North Platte.
Shot Description
Clip 1: Funnel of confirmed tornado near Arnold just before 7PM, dust whirl obscured by terrain.
Clip 2: Timelapse of funnel as it occludes.
Clip 3-4: Tight shots of funnel while driving.
Clip 5: Weak tornado north of Arnold.
Clip 6: Quick dust spin-up northeast of Arnold.
Clip 7-8: Dust being pulled into cloud base as high winds blast the area.
Clip 9: RFD of tornadic storm hitting.
Clip 10: Vivid lightning strike under wall cloud north of Arnold.
Clip 11: Wide angle of tornadic supercell northeast of Arnold.
SID: Tornadoes Kick Media