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from nebraska earlier today. this has got to be some of the craziest tornado footage i have ever seen. from @nickgormanwx

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One of the Nebraska tornadoes on Friday, April 26, 2024, as viewed by Nebraska DOT traffic cam!

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I read this book when I was 11!

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Living the Tornado Alley dream! (it was a few miles from where I live)

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EF-4 tornado crossing the road.

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Nebraska, 2019

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A tornado. Civic science in the community. c. 1922

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Colorado tornado.

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A fascinating tidbit from the Kīlauea livestream from USGS.  This crack appeared in the wall of the crater and is starting to build a small spatter cone, near where the old Jagger Museum still stands.  In the wider shot, the location of this crack is circled in red.

It’s really curious that it formed in the wall, above the level of the crater floor where the other fissures are currently erupting.  This is near where the crater collapsed in 2018.  It’ll be interesting to see how it develops.

Needless to say, I’m going to be watching it closely over the next few days to see what happens.

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June 7, 2023: Kilauea's summit crater/lava lake reactivated after a few months of quiet before dawn this morning. Nice webcam capture of the moment the lava broke through.

A little hard to get a sense of scale, but I think those initial lava fountains may be pushing 100m before settling down to still impressive but more modest multistory-house-sized fountains during the day.

USGS Kilauea Livestream —> HERE

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On the morning of May 18, 1980, Richard "Dick" Lasher, vending machine "routeman" and freelance photographer, made this epic photo of the catastrophic eruption of Mount St. Helens. Lasher was forced to abandon his Pinto and flee the giant plume of ash on his motorcycle.

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(via Kilauea volcano erupts in Hawaii, lava confined to crater | Reuters)

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Watch "EF5 Tornado. #unlikelyadventurers" on YouTube

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Tornado touching down near Lockett, Texas.

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