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  • Andrew Pritchard
    • Jun 1, 2018
    • 1 min read

June 1st 2018 | Ord, Nebraska Supercell and Tornado


Watch the entire chase here:

Early supercell near Broken Bow, Nebraska showed promise at times, but never could sustain itself in the capped environment.

The supercell often exhibited a very boring, flat base that never showed much in the way of attempts at tornadic activity.

We bailed south toward Ord, Nebraska to play a tail-end storm, hoping for a decent sunset.

"Is that a wall cloud?" - I asked Colin, half trying to convince myself this thing wasn't actually ramping up quickly.

The Ord, Nebraska tornado:


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SKYDRAMA | Meteorologist & Atmospheric Photographer Andrew Pritchard

I'm a meteorologist born and raised in the American Midwest passionate about forecasting and observing severe storms.

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