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The footage above was captured by our very own Laura Gaynor in Dickens, Nebraska on 16 June 2025.
The event began with a supercell thunderstorm developing over south-central Lincoln County. Initially, a landspout tornado formed along the southwestern flank of the storm's updraft. This landspout quickly transitioned into a more powerful supercellular tornado, associated with a mesocyclone. The first tornado rated as an EF-1 and had estimated peak winds of 105 mph and the second tornado which developed from the same storm was rated as an EF-2 with estimated peak winds of 134 mph. It tracked south for 3.02 miles for over 45 minutes, starting at 7:20 p.m. Despite the intensity of both tornados, thankfully no injuries or fatalities were reported and it caused damage to trees and power lines only - the best kind of chase there is!