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But the real high instability is down here over Nebraska. That's why there is a particularly dangerous tornado watchbox out for parts of eastern Nebraska

And that is where the Stanton tornado is or the tornado near Stanton Nebraska is in that very unstable

air so watch out that storm has plenty of juice to work with and will likely be

ongoing for a while to come. A cluster of storms formed over eastern Nebraska just afternoon on

Monday June 16, 2014. A warm front followed closely behind the black clouds that had just rained hell upon the big cities. The cool air and the warm air eventually collided, swirling together, creating a massive rotating supercell that had meteorologists at the National Weather Service questioning the accuracy of their instruments.

At 338 PM, a tornado watch turned into a tornado warning. A small funnel cloud touched

down in an open field just east of Madison. It was an E.F. Zero on the enhanced Fujita scale, which means no damage and wind speeds that did not exceed

85 miles per hour. Even more pathetic was that the tornado, if you even want to call it that, only lasted two minutes.

But as we all know, it's never wise to taunt Mother Nature.

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