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Episode 22: What Happened in Wayne?

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Early October 2013…an outbreak of tornadoes across eastern Nebraska and Northwestern Iowa. Two tornadoes are rated EF4. One in Iowa. The other, in hardest hit, Wayne, NE. On Episode 22 of Tornado Talk, we share the story of Wayne from the perspective of NWS Warning coordination meteorologist Brian Smith. He was working Oct 4, 2013 when the tornado struck and conducted the damage survey. Storm Chaser James Wilson gives us details on what it was like to chase and see a massive tornado over a mile wide. Storm Chaser Alex Schueth drove through Wayne after the tornado hit and relays some of the damage seen. Jim and Sandy Hoffman were new to the town of Wayne in October of 2013. Hear their amazing story as the tornado hit their new residence and workplace at the Wayne Municipal Airport. John Dunning, chief information officer for Wayne State College was driving home with a co-worker when disaster struck. He and his friend are caught up in the tornado. Hear from John what happened when they decided to take cover in a ditch. A remarkable story of survival, recovery and hope. Episode 22, What Happened in Wayne? is ON!

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Beginning of the Wayne, NE tornado. Image courtesy of James Wilson.

Beginning of the Wayne, NE tornado. Image courtesy of James Wilson.

Image of Wayne, NE tornado courtesy of James Wilson

Image of Wayne, NE tornado courtesy of James Wilson

Radar imagery of Wayne, NE tornado

Radar imagery of Wayne, NE tornado

Tornado Track from NWS Omaha

Tornado Track from NWS Omaha

Home Destroyed South of Wayne from NWS Damage Survey

Home Destroyed South of Wayne from NWS Damage Survey

Pacific Coast Feather Company - Building Destroyed from NWS Damage survey

Pacific Coast Feather Company – Building Destroyed from NWS Damage survey

Wayne Airport - two story building demolished. Image from NWS Damage survey.

Wayne Airport – two story building demolished. Image from NWS Damage survey.

Videos of from James Wilson during the 2013 Wayne, NE chase


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Alex Schueth Photography:

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Twitter: @ASchueth

NWS Omaha

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NWSOmaha/

Twitter: @NWSOmaha

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Early October 2013…an outbreak of tornadoes across eastern Nebraska and Northwestern Iowa. Two tornadoes are rated EF4. One in Iowa. The other, in hardest hit, Wayne, NE. On Episode 22 of Tornado Talk, we share the story of Wayne from the perspective of NWS Warning coordination meteorologist Brian Smith. He was working Oct 4, 2013 when the tornado struck and conducted the damage survey. Storm Chaser James Wilson gives us details on what it was like to chase and see a massive tornado over a mile wide. Storm Chaser Alex Schueth drove through Wayne after the tornado hit and relays some of the damage seen. Jim and Sandy Hoffman were new to the town of Wayne in October of 2013. Hear their amazing story as the tornado hit their new residence and workplace at the Wayne Municipal Airport. John Dunning, chief information officer for Wayne State College was driving home with a co-worker when disaster struck. He and his friend are caught up in the tornado. Hear from John what happened when they decided to take cover in a ditch. A remarkable story of survival, recovery and hope. Episode 22, What Happened in Wayne? is ON!

Supercell Section

In this area each week, we will post a whirlwind of information for you! It will include links mentioned in the podcast episode, ways to connect with some of our guests, articles to read about the show topic, and whatever else we want to throw your way!

Beginning of the Wayne, NE tornado. Image courtesy of James Wilson.

Beginning of the Wayne, NE tornado. Image courtesy of James Wilson.

Image of Wayne, NE tornado courtesy of James Wilson

Image of Wayne, NE tornado courtesy of James Wilson

Radar imagery of Wayne, NE tornado

Radar imagery of Wayne, NE tornado

Tornado Track from NWS Omaha

Tornado Track from NWS Omaha

Home Destroyed South of Wayne from NWS Damage Survey

Home Destroyed South of Wayne from NWS Damage Survey

Pacific Coast Feather Company - Building Destroyed from NWS Damage survey

Pacific Coast Feather Company – Building Destroyed from NWS Damage survey

Wayne Airport - two story building demolished. Image from NWS Damage survey.

Wayne Airport – two story building demolished. Image from NWS Damage survey.

Videos of from James Wilson during the 2013 Wayne, NE chase


Connect With Our Guests!

Shear Instability: Kansas City chase team including James Wilson:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShearInstability/

Alex Schueth Photography:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlexSchuethPhotography/

Twitter: @ASchueth

NWS Omaha

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NWSOmaha/

Twitter: @NWSOmaha

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