Severe storms developed early in the afternoon on 6/2/2015 and moved east-southeast throughout the Nebraska panhandle.

Storms intensified quickly and became severe as they approached the town of Hemingford, NE.

Shot 1: Funnel cloud forms 9 miles west of Hemingford at 5:10pm and cycles through its life cycle

Shot 2: Funnel cloud tranlates from mature stage to a thin rope and dissipates

Shot 3: Storm structure when storms first formed shot 10 miles east of Harrison

Shot 4: Storm structure when storms first formed shot 10 miles east of Harrison

Shot 5: Storm structure Angora, NE

Shot 6: Storm structure Angora, NE

Shot 7: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 8: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 9: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 10: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 11: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 12: Dust storm over HWY 385

Shot 13: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 14: Dust storm Hemingford

Shot 15: Dust storm over HWY 385

Shot 16: Dust storm over HWY 385

Shot 17: Dust storm Alliance

Shot 18: Dust storm Alliance

Shot 19: Dust storm Alliance

Shot 20: distant supercell Harrisburg

Shot 21: distant supercell Harrisburg