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Event 1:
Shelf Cloud
Shelf Cloud
The gust front of the intense severe storm caused a beautiful shelf cloud.
Picure credit: Drake Lewton
Wind Damage
Wind Damage
The severe storm impacted areas of far north eastern Indiana near Fort Wayne. The intense storm caused significant damage including: power outages and significant tree damage.
Bow Echo
Bow Echo
The severe storm had a Bow Echo. A echo is a well pronounced bowing shape on radar. This usually means that damaging winds is inevitable. in this case there was 60+ miles per hour wind.
Event 2:
Hail Storm
Hail Storm
In far Northwestern Nebraska a strong severe thunderstorm produced wind gusts to 60 miles per hour and ping-pong ball size hail in some areas (though radar indicated). John Venturino Jr (the person who took these images) reported seeing pea sized hail.
Picture credit: John Venturino Jr
Hail Core
Hail Core
On radar, the areas of pink and purple got intense precipitation (including hail up to ping-pong ball sized) this radar phenomenon is called a Hail Core.
Event 3
Huge Hail
Huge Hail
The destructive severe storm near Faith South Dakota Monday, August 10, 2026 produced 3 inch in diameter hail which is large apple sized.
Strong Tornado
Strong Tornado
The destructive severe storm produced a strong tornado. As of this time, the tornado is still yet to be rated.
Picture Credit: John Hall
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