TVN intercepts a MASSIVE wedge tornado during the MN/ND outbreak! 2010!
ExtremeTornadoTours.com guides 4 tour guest to several strong tornadoes, with 2 being simultaneously on the ground north of Dodge City Kansas on April 18, 2009!
Incredible South Dakota tornadoes from Stream Thunder!
Incredible time lapse of the life of the Aurora, Nebraska supercell and tornadoes!
Multiple tornadoes from the May 22, 2008 outbreak in Kansas!
Verne's latest chase video - powerflashes in Scottsbluff!
Randy Denzer's high risk chase in Oklahoma on May 19, 2010!
Extreme tornado video from SCTV! March 8, 2010 in western Oklahoma!
Extreme storm chasers James Reynolds and Jim Edds intercept a destructive typhoon in the Philippines! TyphoonFury.com!
Storm chasers/meteorologists Ramiro and Matías chased these AMAZING supercells across La Pampa on January 11, 2010! The photogenic quality of storm structure in Argentina is on full display - incredible!!
Amazing Protection, KS tornado! For more, check out "Get Out and Film It!" - Available in the TVN store!
Jeff Snyder of TornadoCentral.com captured AMAZING video in Aurora, NE - June 17, 2009!
Paul and Sarah Austin cap their 2009 chase season in Aurora, Nebraska!!
Brian Emfinger captures a dangerous water-rise on an Ozark Mountain river!
A number of severe thunderstorm watches are in effect this afternoon, from Montana's border with Canada all the way to the South Carolina coastline! A large, broad trough situated west of the Rockies is ejecting energy eastward this afternoon, serving as the spark for severe storms over the highly unstable atmosphere of the northern Plains. The trough will continue to progress eastward, leading to an enhanced severe weather threat for the Dakotas and Minnesota again tomorrow. This is not dissimilar to the event that transpired last weekend, when a record-sized hailstonefell over Vivian, SD on July 23. Chad Cowan of ChaseTheStorms.com and best-selling author of The StormchasersJenna Blum were among the chasers in the area, and he was able to document the same storm later in its life cycle -- check out the ridiculous structure!!!
A day after adevastating EF-3 tornadostruck several communities in northeast Montana, parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin have been experiencing yet another round of rough weather. Damaging wing reports have been widespread this afternoon and evening for areas north of Minneapolis and in Wisconsin in the Michigan Upper Peninsula border region; this is perhaps a welcomed blessing on a day that looked to be ripe with tornadic potential earlier on. A number of Minnesota-based chasers have been streaming this live today, and will continue to do so as storms continue into the overnight.
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A long-track tornadic supercell moved across extreme northeast Montana yesterday evening, producing several tornadoes across this sparsely populated wheat country. Sadly, two fatalities were reported west of Reserve, MT in Sheridan County from one particularly large and violent tornado produced by this storm. Initially, two supercells developed around 23z in the vicinity of a triple point near the Saskatchewan Border, with the eastern storm becoming dominant later on as a dryline feature surged east along and south of an E-W oriented warm front. The first cell likely produced before being cut-off from the instability by the surging dryline and/or RFD from the intensifying eastern cell. This complex surface pattern can be seen in the two radar images below, showing both cells at 5:38 pm MDT, and the dominant eastern cell after the western one evaporated by 7:11 pm MDT.
A large, violent tornado touched down at around 6:15 pm MDT several miles west of Reserve, MT, and was reportedly on the ground for over a half hour, causing significant damage west of town. A damage survey is scheduled for data by Glasgow NWS, and I wouldn't be surprised if we have another EF4 on our hands this season. If I didn't have a dissertation to finish, I likely would have started this chase just north of the border in SK, so likely would have missed everything if the border crossing took too long. I would seriously give any of our best chases this season just to be on this supercell from yesterday. I'm obsessed with these subtle, late-season setups!!! Once I finally graduate tornadoes like these will never again go un-chased..