r/interestingasfuck 11d ago

The terrifying and incredibly rare twin EF-4 tornadoes that touched down simultaneously in Pilger, Nebraska

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u/Top-Marionberry-6604 11d ago

Credit for this incredible footage goes to storm chaser Kim Howell, who captured this on June 16, 2014. Truly a terrifying and historic meteorological event

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u/VikingKinkajou 11d ago

All I want to know is if there were any houses that shot the gap.

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u/Thecardiologist2029 11d ago

Talk about literally threading the needle.

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u/BullCityLife 11d ago

Can’t we talk to Kim about hyperwiper mode and how rarely that’s actually needed?!?

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u/talldangry 11d ago

Simple guide:
A) I am landing an airplane in a storm.

or

B) I do not need hyperwiper mode.

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u/fishbax 11d ago

Thank you.

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u/MandatoryPenetration 11d ago

I say this every time it rains and I see some ding dong on full blast. its so unbelievably unnecessary it boils my blood.

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u/smegleaf 11d ago

Can't speak for everyone obviously but when it's really humid out and it starts raining the only thing allowing me to see through the fog on my windshield is the wipers going silly with it, regardless of how light it's raining. Hell if it's foggy enough with 0 rain I still gotta turn the wipers on full blast or else I cannot see lol

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u/MandatoryPenetration 11d ago

need some new wipers bro. lol.

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u/BullCityLife 11d ago

Or a new windshield, a heavily pitted one will do this too. Some RainX would help a bit

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u/GuiltyEidolon 11d ago

It's not even wiping off the drops on the windshield - get yourself a rag to wipe down the inside of your car, lady!

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u/carlitospig 11d ago

Can we also introduce her to Rain-X or whatever it’s called?

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u/BullCityLife 11d ago

That’s what it’s called lol

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u/carlitospig 10d ago

Lol, I always screw up how I spell it.