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Tornado outbreak of November 13, 2034

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Tornado outbreak of November 13, 2034
Map of tornado warnings and confirmed tornadoes from the outbreak
Meteorological history
Duration November 13, 2034
Tornado outbreak
Tornadoes 29
Max. rating EF5 tornado
Highest winds Tornadic – >200 mph (320 km/h) (Falls City, Nebraska EF5 on November 13)
Overall effects
Fatalities 17
Injuries 68
Damage ~$60 million (2034 USD)
Areas affected North Central United States, particularly Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas
Part of the tornado outbreaks of 2034

The Tornado outbreak of November 13, 2034 was a significant three-day tornado outbreak that affected portions of the north-central United States, particularly Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri. Numerous supercells developed as a powerful Late Season storm system interacted with warm, moisture-rich air from the Gulf of Mexico, producing 29 tornadoes, including several strong to violent tornadoes. The outbreak caused widespread damage to homes, businesses, farms, hospitals, and infrastructure while leaving hundreds of thousands of customers without electrical service across the region. Overall, the outbreak resulted in 17 fatalities, 68 injuries, that are currently known and approximately $60 million (2034 USD) in damage.

The outbreak began on Late on the 13th, when several supercells developed across central Nebraska and Northern Kansas. The most destructive tornado of the outbreak was a violent EF5 tornado that struck Falls city, Nebraska and Craig, Missouri, during the Night of the 13th. Reaching estimated peak winds of >200 mph (320 km/h), it became the first EF5 tornado in Nebraska since the 1964 Central Nebraska tornado and the first officially rated EF5 tornado in the United States since the 2025 Enderlin tornado. Other notable tornadoes included the long-track EF4 tornado that struck Auburn, Nebraska, and another EF4 tornado that struck Vermillion, Kansas before the outbreak Ended Before midnight on November 14,

Meteorological synopsis

Background

A deepening surface low moved northeastward across the central Plains while a strong mid- and upper-level trough advanced from the southern Rockies into the Great Plains. Ahead of the surface low, a strong southerly low-level jet transported unusually warm and moist air northward from the southern Plains into eastern Nebraska, western Iowa, eastern Kansas, and northern Missouri. Despite the calendar date, temperatures in the warm sector likely reached the upper 60s to mid-70s°F, with dew points generally in the upper 50s to mid-60s°F. A dryline/cold-front boundary extended southward from the surface low through Kansas and Oklahoma, while a warm front extended eastward/northeastward across the central Plains. Strong wind fields associated with the approaching upper trough produced substantial low-level and deep-layer wind shear across the warm sector. By early afternoon, thunderstorms began developing along and near the surface boundaries. Initial storms were relatively isolated, allowing them to take advantage of the increasingly unstable and strongly sheared environment. Several storms rapidly became supercells, producing large hail, damaging winds, and multiple tornadoes. Several particularly intense supercell tracked northeast toward Towns such as, Falls city, Auburn and Vermillion, where they produced violent tornadoes.

Confirmed tornadoes

Confirmed tornadoes by Enhanced Fujita rating
EFU EF0 EF1 EF2 EF3 EF4 EF5 Total
2 4 8 8 4 2 1 29

List of Tornadoes

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, November 13, 2034
EF# Location County / Parish State Start Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max width
EF0 Plattsmouth Cass NE 40.59°N
-95.3°W 		23:30–23:33 1.24 mi (2.00 km) Unknown
Several Homes Suffered Minor Roof Damage in the South side of Plattsmouth
EF1 0.83 Miles west of Pacific Junction Mills IA 41.0°N
-95.48°W 		23:36–23:41 3.78 mi (6.08 km) Unknown
Chasers Reported this Tornado Near Pacific Junction
EF1 Glenwood Mills IA 41.2°N
-95.4°W 		23:40–23:48 6.67 mi (10.73 km) Unknown
EF1 Damage was Noted In the City of Glenwood
EF2 Silver City Mills IA 41.4°N
-95.33°W 		23:49–23:58 7.64 mi (12.30 km) Unknown
1 death - EF2 Damage was Noted Just south of Silver City, a Car was Tossed Killing the Driver
EF2 Carson Mills, Pottawattmie IA 41.8°N
-95.19°W 		23:58–00:10 7.64 mi (12.30 km) Unknown
4 death - 4 People Killed on the South side of Carson, IA as an Rainwrapped EF2 slammed the south side of town
EFU West of Leonardville, KS Clay KS 39.2°N
-96.59°W 		00:12–00:15 2.21 mi (3.56 km) Unknown
Confirmed Tornado out in Very Rual Clay County, Kansas
EF0 Rual Riley County Riley KS 39.24°N
-96.56°W 		00:17–00:21 2.34 mi (3.77 km) Unknown
Confirmed Tornado out in Rual Riley County, Kansas
EF1 Rual Riley County Riley KS 39.24°N
-96.56°W 		00:23–00:28 2.88 mi (4.63 km) 174 yd (159 m)
Confirmed Tornado out in Rual Riley County, Kansas
EF3 Nebraska City, Sidey Otoe, Fremont NE, IA 39.26°N
-96.49°W 		00:25–00:50 32.2 mi (51.8 km) Unknown
8 deaths – Major Tornado Slammed Northern Nebraska City and Directly Hit Sidey, Iowa
EF4 Vermillion Riley, Pottawatomie, Marshell, Nemaha KS 39.26°N
-96.49°W 		00:55–01:50 50 mi (80 km) 781 yd (714 m)
5 deaths – See article on this tornado – 30 injuries.
EF2 Stanton Fremont, Page, Montgomery IA 39.26°N
-96.49°W 		00:55–01:15 35.3 mi (56.8 km) Unknown
1 death – Tornado that Hit Downtown Stanton, IA
EF1 West of Seneca, KS Nemaha KS 39.49°N
-96.2°W 		01:58–02:01 0.81 mi (1.30 km) Unknown
Small Brief Tornado Near Seneca, Kansas
EF0 West of Seneca, KS Nemaha KS 39.50°N
-96.1°W 		02:10–02:12 0.31 mi (0.50 km) Unknown
Small Brief Tornado Near Seneca, Kansas
EFU West of Seneca, KS Nemaha KS 39.5°N
-96.10°W 		02:12–02:12 0.11 mi (0.18 km) Unknown
Small Brief Tornado Near Seneca, Kansas
EF5 Berwick, KS - Falls city, NE - Craig-Skidmore, MO Nemaha, Brown, Richardson, Holt, Nodaway KS, NE, MO 39.5°N
-96.0°W 		02:58–04:02 61 mi (98 km) 384 yd (351 m)
12 deaths – See article on this tornado – 68 injuries.
EF3 Roca, NE Saline, Lancaster NE 40.2°N
-97.2°W 		03:10–03:21 24.3 mi (39.1 km) Unknown
Long Track Tornado that stayed out in rual areas
EF1 near Lincoln, NE Lancaster NE 40.2°N
-97.2°W 		03:23–03:28 3.77 mi (6.07 km) Unknown
Short Tornado near Lincoln
EF1 near Lincoln, NE Lancaster NE 40.4°N
-96.3°W 		03:28–03:35 3.18 mi (5.12 km) Unknown
Short Tornado near Lincoln
EF2 Woodland Hill, NE Lancaster, Otoe NE 40.2°N
-96.3°W 		03:35–03:46 9.68 mi (15.58 km) Unknown
3 deaths - Wedge EF2 That hit the small Town of Woodland Hill
EF3 Weeping Water, NE Otoe, Cass NE 40.4°N
-96.3°W 		03:48–04:10 26.6 mi (42.8 km) Unknown
9 deaths - Rain rapped EF3 Slams in to the Southern and Eastern Weeping Water
EF0 4 Miles East of Summerfield, KS Marshall KS 39.5°N
-96.2°W 		03:49–03:51 1.75 mi (2.82 km) Unknown
Weak little Rope Tornado
EF3 Griswold, IA Cass, Mills, Montgomery, Pottawamie, Cass NE, IA 40.4°N
-96.3°W 		04:11–04:21 60.0 mi (96.6 km) Unknown
1 death - Large and Long Track EF3 that Griswold, IA
EF1 Rual Pawnee County, NE Pawnee NE 40.2°N
-96.2°W 		04:13–04:15 1.40 mi (2.25 km) Unknown
Weak little Rope Tornado
EF2 Rual Pawnee County, NE Pawnee NE 40.2°N
-96.2°W 		04:16–04:29 15.2 mi (24.5 km) Unknown
Strong significant tornado that stay out in rual Areas
EF2 Rual Cass County, IA Cass, Adair IA 41.1°N
-96.5°W 		04:22–04:30 17.3 mi (27.8 km) Unknown
Rual Significant Tornado that had Cycloidal Markings
EF4 Auburn, NE Pawnee, Nemaha, Atchison NE, MO 40.1°N
-96.7°W 		04:31–05:01 40.8 mi (65.7 km) Unknown
5 deaths – See article on this tornado – 33 injuries.
EF2 Casey, IA Adair, Guthrie IA 40.2°N
-94.3°W 		04:33–04:42 11.8 mi (19.0 km) Unknown
Last Tornado from its Supercell and impacted Casey, IA
EF2 Rual Iowa and Missouri Atchison, Fremont, Page MO, IA 40.1°N
-96.7°W 		05:02–05:10 40.8 mi (65.7 km) Unknown
Rual Significant Tornado That impacted Strom chasers returning home after chasing another Tornado that hit Casey
EF3 Hepburn-Corning, IA Page, Taylor, Adams IA 40.4°N
-95.8°W 		05:12–05:30 36.8 mi (59.2 km) Unknown
2 deaths – Another Rainrapped tornado that had the Second to Last TORE of 2034 Issued for it
EF1 Rual Adams County, IA Adams IA 41.4°N
-94.3°W 		05:31–05:33 2.26 mi (3.64 km) Unknown
Small tornado had a Brief Touchdown before its Supercell lost Tornado genesis, this was the Last tornado of the Outbreak

See also

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