FRIGHTENING: This is a time lapse of the storm cell moving into downtown Columbus that triggered a tornado warning. If you're still in the path of the storm, take shelter right away. LIVE VIPIR RADAR: http://nbc4i.co/radar LATEST FORECAST: http://nbc4i.co/weather | NBC4

On Tuesday, June 23, 1998, a significant tornado developed near Columbus, Nebraska. The storm formed in the late afternoon and produced a long-lived, photogenic tornado that tracked for approximately 20 miles across Platte County. It was officially rated an F2 on the Fujita Scale, with estimated winds between 113-157 mph (181-252 km/h). What made this tornado exceptional was not its intensity, but its visibility and documentation. The tornado formed in a populated area during daylight hours and

48K views · 963 reactions | Footage from Thursday night show severe storms and a tornadoes tearing across Ohio, as well as the devastating aftermath the next morning. Tragically, at least three people died as a result of a tornado in Ohio Thursday. | Breitbart | Facebook

Views from the air show the utter devastation from a tornado that tore through western Ohio on Thursday night. | The Weather Channel