The Nebraska and Iowa splitting supercell of August 26, 2004

What happened

A supercell formed south of Omaha, Nebraska in the afternoon of August 26, 2004. Both supercells--the left- and right-movers--lasted long after the split, giving tornadoes and large hail to the region. The RADAR images, satellite images, and analyses from this event are on this page.

Storm reports can be found here

RADAR images

Base reflectivity tilt 1
Visible satellite images
Surface station plots
Upper air plots
SPC mesoanalysis graphics

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The Nebraska and Iowa splitting supercell of August 26, 2004

What happened

RADAR images

Last update to this page: May 10, 2005