WKN Weer, Klimaat en Natuurrampen
Lees alles over het onstuimige weer op onze planeet, volg orkanen en tornado's, zie hoe vulkanen uitbarsten en hoe Moeder Aarde beeft bij een aardbeving. Alles over de verwoestende kracht van onze planeet en tal van andere natuurverschijnselen.
denk dat het hier door komtquote:Op woensdag 3 mei 2023 11:06 schreef Nattekat het volgende:
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Is het typisch Amerikaanse media om iets historisch te noemen zonder te vertellen waarom het historisch is?
quote:This is the most powerful tornado ever to hit the city, officials said on May 1st
Grappig dat ik dat stukje tekst niet eens in overweging nam als aanleiding voor die titel.quote:
Ik denk dat er elke maand wel een dorp/stad geraakt wordt door de heftigste tornado ooit voor die plek.
100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
In the middle of nowhere
Maar er zit dus wel wat potentie in deze storm.
100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
heywoodu
Van bijna dood tot olympiër:
Dat ziet er niet zo Florissant uit.quote:
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In the middle of nowhere
Maar er zit dus wel wat potentie in deze storm.
Van bijna dood op weg naar de Olympische Spelen, tot olympiër in 2026? Elk beetje hulp wordt bijzonder gewaardeerd!
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Vermoedelijke tornado in Westcreek. Tot dusver heeft de missie tot het vinden van berichtgeving nog weinig opgeleverd.
Reed Timmer is aan het chasen:
Reed Timmer is aan het chasen:
100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
Voor als iemand zich weer verveelt, de warnings zijn er vroeg bij vandaag.
100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
Toch nog wat uit gekomen, maar ze mogen dit best wat eerder op de dag gaan doen
100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
En ik krijg meteen waar ik om vraag, iets eerder op de dag nu.
Vandaag zou de meest actieve dag van de week moeten zijn als ik Twitter moet geloven, maar het blijft Twitter.
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100.000 katjes
Fuck the EBU!
Fuck the EBU!
quote:Multiple large and extremely dangerous tornadoes touch down in Nebraska
Several tornadoes, described as large and extremely dangerous, wreaked havoc across various parts of Nebraska on Friday, May 12, 2023, causing considerable damage, including destroying farm buildings and downing power lines. 50 Tornado Warnings were issued in the state on that day, the most in a single day since 1998.
Nebraska experienced a series of severe weather events as multiple tornadoes, some of them extremely dangerous, touched down across the state on Friday, causing significant damage.
The first tornado report came in just after 12:30 CDT near Arnold, Custer County, according to the local emergency management office and the National Weather Service. Several hours later, a second tornado was observed near Spalding, followed by another about 8 km (5 miles) south of Lindsay.
The tornado that tracked west of Spalding crossed over 20.9 km (13 miles) of rural terrain. Minor damage was observed to center pivots, trees, power poles, and vehicles. This tornado was rated as EF-1 with a max wind speed of 170 km/h (105 mph), the NWS office in Hastings reported.
A particularly large and extremely dangerous tornado was reported near Bartlett at 15:55 CDT. A tornado warning was issued for parts of Garfield and Wheeler Counties as the storm moved through the area. Just minutes later, around 16:00 CDT, another tornado was spotted near Petersburg, located in Boone County. This tornado left a trail of destruction, including damage to small farm buildings and debris scattered across Highway 32.
In southeastern Nebraska, a rope tornado was spotted near Table Rock on Saturday afternoon. The region was also pelted by baseball-sized hail as the damaging storm made its way through.
At around 17:30 CDT, North Bend was hit by another round of tornadoes. Multiple farmsteads were damaged, and power lines were downed in the area. The National Weather Service issued warnings of a “large and extremely dangerous tornado” as the storm cell continued moving northeast. At least two people were injured.
A multiple vortex tornado was also observed near Hopper which was characterized by rain-wrapping curtains, according to a National Weather Service employee. The tornado’s path was approximately 0.8 km (0.5 miles) wide as it passed east of Scribner.
This weather event had severe consequences for local farming, with a commercial cattle feedlot near Uehling suffering extensive damage and resulting in the escape of several hundred cattle. Reports of significant farmstead damage continued to pour in from near Oakland into Friday evening.
These tornadoes in Nebraska were part of a broader weather pattern that also brought tornadoes to Oklahoma and Kansas on the same day. In total, the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center listed at least 34 preliminary tornado reports for Friday.
