It was sort of a shame that we broke our 1 year snowless streak a few weeks ago with what at least at my house amounted to a dusting. I think they said 0.5" officially. I pulled the shovel out of the garage and put on the back porch in preparation of that big storm, haha!
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It was sort of a shame that we broke our 1 year snowless streak a few weeks ago with what at least at my house amounted to a dusting. I think they said 0.5" officially. I pulled the shovel out of the garage and put on the back porch in preparation of that big storm, haha!
Crusader Husker
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Too late to take this back? I apologize Mr. Groundhog!Given the weather we have been having here in Lincoln...bring it on!
BigRedBuster
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I'm so sick of wind.
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Today is the 45th anniversary of the tornado outbreak in Grand Island.
June 3, 1980: A Look Back At The Historic Grand Island Tornado Outbreak
Tuesday, June 3,1980 marked one of the most unique tornado events to ever impact Nebraska, if not the entire United States. It is arguably an unparalleled event in meteorological history. This tornado outbreak provided the basis for a book and television movie, as well as tornado and engineering research.
During the early evening hours, a massive supercell thunderstorm complex developed just north-northwest of Grand Island. This complex moved very slowly southeast through the area at around 10 MPH. Over a period of just under 3 hours, this storm complex would produce multiple tornadoes in and around the city of Grand Island.
This many slow-moving, damaging tornadoes affecting such a small-but-populated geographic area makes it an one-of-a-kind event, but what made it even more unique was the fact that 3 of the 7 tornadoes were anti-cyclonic!
Five people lost their lives as a result of these tornadoes, with around 200 people injured. Hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed, with a total damage of nearly 300 million dollars (in 1980 dollars).
June 3, 1980: A Look Back At The Historic Grand Island Tornado Outbreak
Tuesday, June 3,1980 marked one of the most unique tornado events to ever impact Nebraska, if not the entire United States. It is arguably an unparalleled event in meteorological history. This tornado outbreak provided the basis for a book and television movie, as well as tornado and engineering research.
During the early evening hours, a massive supercell thunderstorm complex developed just north-northwest of Grand Island. This complex moved very slowly southeast through the area at around 10 MPH. Over a period of just under 3 hours, this storm complex would produce multiple tornadoes in and around the city of Grand Island.
This many slow-moving, damaging tornadoes affecting such a small-but-populated geographic area makes it an one-of-a-kind event, but what made it even more unique was the fact that 3 of the 7 tornadoes were anti-cyclonic!
Five people lost their lives as a result of these tornadoes, with around 200 people injured. Hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed, with a total damage of nearly 300 million dollars (in 1980 dollars).
Crusader Husker
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I can still remember that day as if it were yesterday. I was at a friend's baseball game when the first tornado hit Capitol Heights. I rode my bike as fast as I could to get home. We thought we lost our house when we saw debris in the backyard. But luckily, it was just our garage.
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