Mon, May 30 – update on TORNADO OUTBREAK POTENTIAL central/northern Great Plains



Live emergency update on tornado outbreak potential across eastern Dakotas into Minnesota and also farther south along the dry line into eastern Kansas. Full-blown storm chase mode activated. Stay tuned to severe weather watches and warnings across this multiple-state warm sector.

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46 thoughts on “Mon, May 30 – update on TORNADO OUTBREAK POTENTIAL central/northern Great Plains”

  1. I remember one day a year or two ago when Reed was chasing a storm in North Dakota and he was on the border of Minnesota. For some reason, he said it in his stream that he's going to turn around and head back west. (Not knowing about the f4 tornado). So him and his buddy turned around and starting heading west. Now. If he would have continued on a easterly course about a hour later, he would have been in the most perfect spot and timing for the f4 tornado that developed in Minnesota. Supposedly the News stations in Minnesota predicted a tornado or two in that part of the State. Now I trust the local news and not any storm storm chasers or apps. It was an "epic fail" on Reeds part. Keep up the good work Reed and be safe!!

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  2. It's nice to get a real weather report instead of some guy sitting behind a desk rattling off radar hits.
    Know what to expect later today into the evening. Thanks.

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  3. It pickles down the dryline…..cuz the sig tor parameter…it's shaped like a pickle. I've tried using similar logic my entire life but it just doesn't fly with the same authority.

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  4. Isn't MN not good for visability with the towns and trees along the roads? That seems a sure-fire recipe for frustration, Reed. Granted with the Drone running [If the Dominator was replaced yet] ou can fly above, but a rain-wrapped tornado will still be likely in these conditions, and hidden by landscape… Seeking lower and in the more open states seems better for viewing, not just finding.
    But I assume you know what you are doing, be safe and good luck getting some shots of the likely tornadoes. I also hope those in the paths of those things are safe and not too badly impacted.

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  5. So it is normal climatic patterns the only thing abnormal about it is the frequency in months together with what it is attracted to. We see it always follows the roads or the towers year after year.

    Metals and iron ores has a dragging effect for landing huge tornadoes on surfaces mostly roads near or at towers. Very few lands on the sea surfaces or lakes or streams or rivers. Must be that something peculiar within the roads and tall high towers of communications connectivity of either telecommunications or energy power transformers.

    Must be that that makes it more ferocious when landing

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  6. I just checked, and just like I suspected the moderate risk has been expanded to include even the west Twin Cities metro! 😮 Confidence is increading for a big outbreak today

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  7. The formation though depends on clouds characteristics anomalies right. Like a total clear sky just few minutes due to wind most say clouds gathers or appears to be moving accordingly towards the way it channels. Also it is mostly flat terrains and huge clouds just form suddenly like that.

    Weird again because mostly it signifies that possible funneling clouds formations which are classified as tornadoes twisters water spouts. Only the ferocity if it depends on the surface they land that attracts them more swifter

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  8. In Jackson Mn just 70 miles east of Sioux Falls SD on I90. Warning sirens went off at 2:30am this morning and today it feels as weird as I have seen in decades. Keep us in the loop because the media is lazy on holidays. Thanks for always keepin us sky aware. Stay safe today!! We need you!!

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  9. I have to say, YouTube just craps all over mainstream TV. I haven't watched mainstream TV for 3 years…and I have at no point wanted to. Channels like this are the reason I love YouTube so much….

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  10. Reed have you ever seen the background videos on Youtube. Where you can just turn on a video to see a rain storm, heavy rain, snow storm, and etc as back ground for your studying or working about the house or just napping. This stand by is better than many of those. You should have a few in your play list.

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