The new night of the twisters[]
Date=Began September 30th, 2005 at around 5:00 PM and Ended on October 1st at 9:55 AM. Location=Nebraska. Damage=$69.5 billion Fatalities=3,200
Tornado count[]
| Confirmed Total |
Confirmed F0 |
Confirmed F1 |
Confirmed F2 |
Confirmed F3 |
Confirmed F4 |
Confirmed F5 |
Confirmed F6 |
| 29 | 4 | 5 (1 Anti-Cyclonic) | 5 (1 Anti-Cyclonic) | 6 | 3 (1 Anti-Cyclonic) | 7 | 0 |
Tornadoes[]
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}}| List of confirmed tornadoes - September 30th to October 1st, 2005 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska | ||||||
| F2 | SW of Omaha | 1707 | 17.5 miles | 0 deaths - The first tornado of the 'Night of the Twisters', an anti-cyclonic tornado, Formed 10 miles southwest of Omaha, this tornado demolished a
farm and killed some cattle. | ||
| F0 | E of Grand Island | 1731 | 7 miles | 0 deaths - This tornado formed 3 miles East of Grand Island, This tornado only tore through a corn-field and skirted north of grand island. | ||
| F2 | N of Lincoln | 1809 | 17 miles | 6 deaths - A large half-mile wide tornado formed a mile north of Lincoln, this tornado caused devastation to a neighborhood and some restaurants, 6 people died from this tornado, 4 of which were when it tore through a neighborhood the other 2 were because of a roof collapse at a McDonald's. | ||
| F1 | SSE of Scottsbluff | 1822 | 10 miles | 0 deaths - A small tornado formed 6 miles SSE of Scottsbluff, This tornado trashed a trailer park and tossed motorcycles and bikes around. | ||
| F4 | WNW of Grand Island | 1828 | 47.5 miles | 26 deaths - A large half-mile wide tornado, anti-cyclonic, formed 9 miles WNW of Grand Island, Nebraska.
This tornado destroyed a Storage facility, Almost flattened a Taco bell, Demolished a sonic, Trashed an AMC theater and YMCA, and destroyed part of a neighborhood. | ||
| F2 | WSW of Bellevue | 1836 | 19 miles | 6 deaths - A rope tornado trashed and damaged a college and its football field. | ||
| F5 | Lincoln | 1859 | 75 miles | 206 deaths - A mile and a half wide tornado formed just on the border of Kansas/Nebraska, this tornado cut a path straight through Lincoln, the entire town of Lincoln was decimated by this tornado. | ||
| F3 | SSW of Nebraska City | 1909 | 25 miles | 4 deaths - A mile wide tornado tore apart a farm and trashed a town festival. | ||
| F3 | Aurora | 1927 | 28.5 miles | 9 deaths - A stovepipe tornado tore through Aurora, even when this tornado was an F-3, a house was completely destroyed, only the foundation was left. | ||
| F0 | N of Aurora | 1939 | 1.5 miles | 0 deaths - While the F-3 was tearing through Aurora, another tornado only briefly touched down To the north of Aurora.
Little or no damage was reported. | ||
| F1 | NW of Arlington | 1955 | 9.5 miles | 2 deaths - A small anti-cyclonic tornado tore through a trailer-park. | ||
| F0 | W of St. Paul | 2019 | 4.5 miles | 0 deaths - A very skinny rope tornado form 2 Morningside the town, the damage reported was downed trees and power-lines. | ||
| F5 | Wilber | 2032 | 77 miles | 100 deaths - A mile wide tornado tore through Wilber and completely decimated the town. | ||
| F2 | SSW of Wahoo | 2058 | 16.7 miles | 3 deaths - A small cone tornado tore through a strip mall and destroyed a radio station. | ||
| F1 | SW of Wilber | 2100 | 9.7 miles | 0 deaths - For a tornado this weak it was oddly large, having grown to a quarter mile wide.
This tornado trashed a baseball field. | ||
| F4 | Wahoo | 2119 | 37.5 miles | 40 deaths - A mile wide tornado tore straight through the town Wahoo. | ||
| F1 | W of Wahoo | 2119 | 10.7 miles | 3 deaths - A small cone tornado tore through a camp site and destroyed an outhouse. | ||
| F3 | NNE of Grand Island | 2128 | 26.7 miles | 4 deaths - A quarter-mile wide tornado tore through a carnival causing major damage. | ||
| F0 | S of Nebraska City | 2139 | 1.5 miles | 0 deaths - A thin rope tornado briefly touched down without any structural damage. | ||
| F5 | Aurora | 2201 | 69.7 miles | 44 deaths - A tornado- much stronger then the F-3 that had hit earlier.- tore a path through aurora, causing more devastation than the F-3. | ||
| F3 | S of St. Paul | 2218 | 25 miles | 3 deaths - A quarter-mile wide tornado tore through a strip mall and destroyed a radio station. | ||
| F2 | SSE of Arlington | 2230 | 18 miles | 4 deaths - A half mile wide tornado tore through Arlington. | ||
| F5 | Grand Island | 2240 | 68 miles | 54 deaths - A mile wide tornado tore through Grand island, before moving into Illinois. | ||
| F1 | NW of Bellevue | 2259 | 10 miles | 0 deaths - An elephant trunk Tornado developed near Bellevue, a trailer-park was trashed, a part of a Joe's crab-shack's roof had been peeled off and bike, motorcycles and garbage cans were thrown everywhere and trees were uprooted. | ||
| F3 | E of Bellevue | 2329 | 29 miles | 9 deaths - A cone tornado tore through a suburban area and apartment complex. | ||
| F5 | Wayne | 2335 | 70 miles | 115 deaths - A massive 2-mile wide tornado tore through the town of Wayne.
The entire city was decimated. | ||
| F3 | Grand Island | 2359 | 22 miles | 5 deaths - A large multiple-vortex tornado Tore through Grand island. | ||
| F4 | S of Springfield | 0008 | 40 miles | 20 deaths - A half-mile wide tornado tore a path in the southern praying Springfield, this tornado demolished a Lowe's, destroyed part of a neighborhood and a pizza-hut and destroyed a farm. | ||
| F5 | Omaha | 0021 | 65 miles | 260 deaths - While people were taking cover at a storm shelter-center in Omaha, A mile wide F-5 tornado tore through Omaha and Destroyed the shelter and part of the town, the remaining people from the shelter were moved the the hospital which had taken a hit from one of the weaker tornadoes but not as badly damaged as everything else. | ||