Time-Lapse - Tornado Warning - Severe Thunderstorm
This video gets more interesting the further into it you get. 40 seconds in, the clouds start churning. The massive roll cloud moves in at the 55 second mark. Then it's torrential rain and lightning until the one minute 13 second mark when it looks like it's clearing. The second wave of the storm rolls in at the the one minute 26 second mark. Then near the end when the storm starts clearing, you get the mammatus clouds and sunset.
This storm occurred in the Omaha metro area on June 16, 2017. Severe thunderstorm bears down on the Omaha metro area from the northwest. The camera looks to the north. Initially the clouds are coming from the south but the storm itself is coming from the northwest. This rolls in beginning at about the 0:40 mark. You can see when the power goes out at the one minute mark. After the first part of the storm blows by, another part that was more to the west manages to hit. Not as dark or windy, still some heavy rain. Then the mammatus clouds arrive, along with sunset. It was an amazing storm. We had strong winds in Gretna but Bellevue down to Plattsmouth had what has been confirmed to be one EF1 and one EF2 tornado.
User CrusaderXENO posted two videos of the storm from Bellevue. Part one is here: • Strong Storm (Confirmed Tornadic) Bellevue... and Part two is here: • Strong Storm (Confirmed Tornadic) Bellevue...