Tornado Report: June 2025 Storm Outbreaks Sweep the Nation
By Tornado Watch Team | June 18, 2025
June 2025 has brought a relentless assault of tornadoes and severe weather across the United States, with major outbreaks reported in Nebraska, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Colorado, and several surrounding states. Over the course of just a few days, storm chasers, meteorologists, and emergency responders have documented more than 30 tornadoes, widespread hail, flash flooding, and wind events in excess of 100 miles per hour.
Nebraska: A Tornado Touches the Sky — and Hearts
One of the most talked-about storms struck Nebraska on June 16, when a large EF-2 tornado touched down near Dickens and Wellfleet in Lincoln County. Fox Weather coverage and AccuWeather video provide visuals and field reports from storm chasers on the ground.
Minnesota: A Cluster of Chaos
On June 16, over a dozen tornadoes swept through southern and central Minnesota. KARE 11 and WJON report on multiple touchdowns and large hail damages.
Colorado: A High-Altitude Horror
A rare tornado near Divide, Colorado reached 9,118 ft in elevation, tearing through El Paso County. Full details and images via The Weather Channel.
Oklahoma and the Southern Plains: A Derecho Nightmare
Eastern Oklahoma experienced destructive winds and embedded tornadoes on June 17. KOCO News shares storm damage and recovery efforts underway.
Tragedy in Missouri: When the Warning System Fails
St. Louis is under scrutiny after an alert system failure resulted in a fatality. KMOV St. Louis reports on the aftermath and legal proceedings.
Severe Weather Forecast: The Threat Continues
Over 100 million Americans remain at risk for tornadoes and damaging storms. Forecast details from Weather.com.
Viral Tornado Moments Captivate and Educate
Videos like Aaron Jayjack’s lightning-tornado clip went viral. Watch it on AccuWeather.
Always Be Prepared: Download the Storm Planner
Ensure you’re ready for the next storm. Download the free Storm Planner from US Safe Room for emergency checklists, safety guidelines, and shelter planning:
