It's been a very nonstandard spring on the Plains this year. Massive amounts of precipitation in May and June but very few tornadoes. Yesterday was more of the same. I got out of town a bit later than I wanted to and so was playing catch-up, which is difficult because it means you are on the opposite side of the storms than you are supposed to be to view wall clouds/tornadoes, etc. I targeted the "Tail-end Charlie" storm and was able to slip between it and the storm ahead of it at Falls City, NE as I proceeded east, across the Missouri River and into extreme NW Missouri. This is an example of the scene I was treated to.
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