Tornadoes can form when storms latch onto outflow boundaries, which are areas where cool air from a thunderstorm spreads out and pushes against surrounding warm air. In this North Dakota case, storms broke the atmospheric cap (a warm layer that prevents storm development) and moved southeast, with a potential tornado threat developing near Devil's Lake Basin. The storm chaser observed a tornado on the ground south of Wolford, demonstrating how storms can produce tornadoes when they interact with these boundaries.
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Sneaky Tornado Threat in North Dakota
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Chasing a sneaky tornado threat in North Dakota.
Got to play non-royalty music, guys. We don't want to get in trouble for copyright. But we'll give you a little synopsis of what's going on. Some storms broke the cap up in the Turtle Mountains, working their way down to the southeast. Uh we'll see if some more storms can break the cap more so in the Devil's Lake Basin and west. These storms will move to the southeast throughout the evening.
There is a outflow boundary station north of Devil's Lake. If any storms can latch on to that boundary, we could get a sneak tornado uh threat here. So, that is why we are live.
We are headed west to Devil's Lake right now. We're going to monitor uh radar situation, see what storms are doing, firing, and we'll kind of go from there.
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Heat.
Once again, we are headed west to Devil's Lake. We had storms initiating up by the Turtle Mountains. Um, but just keep going west a little ways. See what the storm development does. There is a cap in place. So, if these storms break the cap, there's a whole lot of instability in the atmosphere. Um, tornado, sneaky tornado threat, hail up to 2 in and damaging wind gust are all on the menu, guys, for Devil's Lake Basin up towards the Canadian border.
Uh, just south of Devil's Lake and eastward along the Highway 2 corridor over towards Grand Porks in western Minnesota.
Heat. Heat.
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As you can see straight ahead kind of you can see that storm up in the Turtle Mountains right now.
Checking our rear here.
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It's kind of radar or future HR model showing storms should start blowing up uh fairly soon hopefully north of Rugby. If they can break that cap, they can't break the cap, it could be a bust. But we already got one storm that broke the cap. So, we got faith south of the Devil's Lake Basin. I don't anticipate much of a threat there. Uh, too warm a temperatures. The cap is too high. They won't be able to break the storm or break through.
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I haven't seen the tail, but I have seen uh the Dominator 3 retro in action.
Once again, it's kind of a later day developing system. Uh there ain't many stormchasers out, especially ones that are live. So, you're getting the action here and here only.
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Drop a like, subscribe, support the stream. anticipate these storms to move off to the southeast throughout the evening.
Primary threat probably between 7 8:00 to 11:00 midnight.
Might be a little bit of a wait here before we get to the storms, but you never know what could pop up. That's why you got to act. You got to start the stream right away because storms can fire anywhere.
I think my plan is to go to Oh, Church's Ferry Leads. We'll stop, see what storms are doing, and go from there.
This system's targeting an area that's, you know, already been inundated with rain this summer.
North of Devil's Lake.
Water everywhere. We just don't need it.
So what the Devil's Lake does My yard is burning up.
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We're just starting out, so start small, work your way up. Right, guys?
Just like a storm, they all start as a blip on the radar.
Let's see here. There also is a thunderstorm watch issued Canadian border down to about the Highway 200 corridor.
uh east of Rugby over to the Minnesota, North Dakota border. So, if you're in that area, storms are possible.
I want to see some storms, but also hope Tommy the turtle and stays safe.
I think Tommy's all right. And that storm just scooted scooted east botnau dunce bell court. Looks like they're getting it.
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Closely watching radar. See if any storms decide to fire.
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Where am I right now? I am between Churches Fairy and Leads on Highway 2, half hour east of Rugby.
Got to keep it between the mayonnaise.
Let's see. Radar still currently have that storm up in the Turtle Mountains.
This is Send Co-op just ahead the elevator here in Leads.
you're just joining us.
Got a sneaky tornado threat today.
As long as storms break the cap, they'll move southeast through the Devil's Lake Basin into the Red River Valley. There's a outflow boundary station north of Devil's Lake, 15 miles. If any storm can latch onto that boundary, our tornado just goes up.
But there's no guarantee that it'll latch on.
2in hail and 70 mph wind gusts are also possible as well as rain. Obviously, you don't see dry storms in North Dakota very often.
It's honestly been a fairly active year.
Not for everybody, but last summer was pretty wild.
Broke North Dakota state record of tornadoes for the year.
First EF5 recorded in the US since 2013.
We even had an anti-cyclonic tornado on that day. If you don't know what that is, tornadoes in the northern hemisphere spin counterclockwise.
Tornadoes in the southern hemisphere spin clockwise. Anti-cyclonic in the northern hemis hemisphere would mean the tornado is spinning clockwise.
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Got to keep everybody aware of what's going on on the ground.
That's why I trained myself through the with the National Weather Service on their network of spotters.
We can let them know what we're seeing on the ground because you can't see everything off radar.
Get an idea.
But the truth is on the ground, guys.
Let's see here.
Pull in the leaves here.
kind of see what we want to do.
Where are y'all watching from? Let me know in the comments. I'm curious.
It does look sunny out where we are.
Just wait till these storms pop off and it won't look so sunny.
Oh, frick. I took the wrong one, guys.
Look like we're going through the gas station.
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Grace knocked down by my turn to go north at Leads. Going to go up here a little bit. Get a good clear view of the sky.
Let's see.
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Also, there is a severe thunderstorm watch from Rugby up to the North Dakota border or Manitoba border, sorry, over to the uh Minnesota North Dakota border.
See fire.
Another approach.
chance.
pull over on this approach here and just got to check radar stuff here, guys.
There's the storm up by Turtle Mountains.
Okay. Um, how could I I think what's going to happen is these storms can do it. You see the big storms up there? These little guys over here, those things can pop through the cap.
We'll be in business, guys.
Just got to keep an eye and watch them.
away.
It's time for me to face all it.
They are starting to form along the boundary.
>> Them things can uh pop off.
At least get some discreetness out of them.
We'll follow them back.
If >> you don't know what a cap is, when I say cap, it's a warm layer in the atmosphere that prevents storms from going through that layer. So then the storm can't grow.
>> So if you have a cap in place, you really don't get storms. Depends how strong a cap is.
>> It's like a temperature inversion in the atmosphere.
Where you guys watching from? Let me know.
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We only got three people watching. We need to get that count up, guys.
Got a chance.
Got a chance.
See what our latest model run is doing here, guys. Yeah, it's still still going to pop them storms off.
I have a feeling I should go east or west, I guess.
We're just looking.
>> They're Mono's a little behind on on the storm development. They wanted it west of Rugby. We're performing east.
The way their boundary looks.
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>> Once again, guys, we're just north of Leadeds. Uh kind of seeing what these storms are going to do. It looks like the one just in front of us is breaking through the cap, so we're going to be in prime position.
Just got to let it come to us right now, guys.
Yeah, they are definitely working on it. Getting up there. They're moving.
I hate We won't make it out.
Even reasons.
Think we're going to head to the the north a little bit. Let's see here.
We might be all right right now.
See what we got in, guys. Throw some grass up there.
Oh, yeah.
Got wind feeding her.
Our lowle winds are going right into the storm.
We want that.
I know it looks kind of boring right now, but >> just wait, guys. Just wait.
See what we got on.
Let's see.
>> Broad on them storms up there.
>> We're looking for the discrete cell.
Once again, we're chasing a sneaky tornado threat. There's a outflow boundary just north of Devil's Lake running east to west. And if the storm can latch on to that itself, um tornado threat goes up. Uh, these storms that fired up towards the border have yet to come down south far enough to attempt to latch onto the boundary. A storm that is newly developed is a higher odds of attaching to the boundary.
a freaking hook on this thing.
>> Storm development, guys. We're checking here.
There's some used to have some embedded rotation south of Bell Court.
Nothing looks so broad yet.
I want to move up to that, but I don't know if it's going to do it.
I have a feeling these storms south of it are going to fire.
They're working on it. Not quick enough.
We're going to we're going to head north, guys.
We'll stay with range within range on the south stuff just in case that stuff don't fire. I mean, it what I'm looking at I should have showed you when we were facing west here.
There's a lightning strike right below the sun there. That's what we want.
Right. This little tail here. If we get some enough wind shear in her.
You guys can tune in on the Weatherwise app. Turn on Spotter Network. You will see my location. I'm north of Leeds.
Once again, if you're just joining, we have a sneaky tornado threat possibly developing this evening in the Devil's Lake Basin towards the uh Red River Valley. There's a there is an outflow boundary.
That sprayer in that field is stuck. I didn't make her out of the slow, guys.
She's dark to the north.
2in hail possible. 70 mph winds.
If we can get some storms to more storms to fire off here, which I think they will, we'll have to wait and watch.
But we still got storms anyway.
There glares a little away, guys. Now I can see I got to look at my map for more east west go.
We got some room.
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You guys can see kind of them smaller clouds off to the left. That's our boundary that these storms are going to form on.
I think that they're going to have a the further south you go along this boundary, they're going to have a harder time forming due to uh higher temps to the south, bigger cap in place.
There's nobody all the things you Got a lonely tree over here.
>> Find an approach, guys. Get up on this hill.
Just going to take a look at the sky.
Things are doing radar.
Stop here.
Guys can see your storm's off to the north.
Sorry guys, little technical difficulties, but we're back.
We're just checking the storm, seeing what what we're we got going on.
What we got for a lot of cloud base stuff right now.
Let's see.
Keep going.
I'm going to try and get a little bit closer up to this stuff.
Heat.
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Did you guys just see that lightning or is it out of frame?
That was a good one.
We can get this tail on this back side of this storm to go just over by Walford.
It's pretty dang close to our boundary.
So, we're going to head over that way.
Let's see. Once again, we are chasing a sneaky tornado threat if it all develops.
Oh, it is a beautiful night for some people. Not everybody.
Hope you need to get some rain.
Right now we are north of York.
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I got to slow down.
Once again, I want to get on the this tail of this storm.
See how quick I can get there.
Should have kept going west.
We got roads. We can get that over there.
targeting what is to my left. You guys can't see it.
We're going to get our next uh west option here. Probably a mile and a half.
Drop looks good up here.
It's kind of odd.
Why you have such a lowering back?
Can't be that low.
It's just a developing squall line.
It's more of that.
Usually don't have clouds like that in the front.
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kind of weird. It's almost like a developing squall line, but it's on the back side, which is quite frankly odd.
You see both Yeah.
All right.
Nice.
There's my next radar update.
need it. These things start popping.
Once again, guys, severe weather threat this evening north of the Highway 200 corridor east of Rugby over to the Minnesota North Dakota border.
Primary threat 2-in hail, 70 mph winds.
But there is a sneaky tornado threat. We can get one of these storms and latch on to the boundary just north of Devil's Lake that's going east to west.
Our tornado threat goes up. So right now we're southeast of Wolford, which is northeast of Rugby. We're going to follow these storms.
Hey, we got a funnel cloud. Funnel cloud, guys. Yep. Funnel cloud.
We got a funnel cloud.
Just give me a second.
Funnel cloud just to the funnel cloud just to the northeast of Wolford. Guys see it?
You guys see it?
Yep.
I got to call this in.
We have a tornado on the ground. Tornado on the ground. We got circulation on the ground. Tornado on the ground, guys. We got a tornado on the ground.
Non-condensed, but we have we have signatures on the ground.
Woo!
Tornado on the ground. I'm going to stop. Give you guys look just to the left over here. It's a little skinny rope.
Tornado on the ground. Live, baby.
I got to call this in.
I'd like to report a active tornado on the ground to the south of Wolford doing damage uh in a field skinny roll.
Oh, one second here.
Got to look at my maps.
Roughly one, two, three, three and a half miles.
>> Directly south.
>> Yep. basically directly south.
Uh I mean there's bars, but I can't tell you exactly it's going to hit one, but it's not close to one right now.
It's been on the ground for about 2 or 3 minutes.
Yep.
>> Yep.
Right.
All righty. I think that's all I got.
Unless you need more information from me.
Okay. Thank you. You too. Thank you guys. We're getting closer. If it's might be wrapping roping out, but over here, guys.
Come on. That road sucked.
You're right on the other side of these trees, guys.
Three and a half miles south of Walford.
There it is.
You guys see it? Still doing damage on the ground.
Tornado on the ground south of Walford.
Tornado on the ground south of Walford.
Oh no.
I got to get around this tractor, guys.
Guys, this thing's getting bigger. This thing's getting bigger.
Yes, we still have a tornado on the ground.
You guys see it over there? Let me know.
Why is the National Weather Service not putting a tornado warning on this? I don't care if it's in a field. There's farm yards around here. Very intense circulation, guys.
out. I think guys out.
Watch it. See if it cycles again.
That's a good Yeah, we still got ground circulation, guys. We still got ground circulation.
I should have went that way. Oh, it's going to come towards me.
Oh wow.
We're going to watch this thing. Still rotating, guys.
They just they just put a tornado warning on it. About time.
Woo!
We're still watching this thing. It's rotating right above us basically.
Should probably back up a little bit.
What' you guys think of that? Let me know in the comments. It was just a little rope, but there's some intense ground circulation on that one, guys.
We still got rotation here, guys.
Just got to broaden up. I'm trying to figure out my next move. I think we're going to head I got to get back in front of this thing.
We're almost Highway two. Just in about a half mile. So, just as I expected, the south side of the outer boundary would do her.
South side of the main storm on the bound on the the boundary was going to be the place.
stupid suicidal or whatever. Uh yeah, we there was just a tornado on the ground about 5 minutes ago.
We're going to try to get back ahead of this thing so we can get a better view that heat above my window or have a tornado drop on me. Oh, jumping tracks.
Figure out what I have for south options as well.
Okay, let's see here.
So, got some space there and there.
Good.
How's our rotation looking?
kind of broad now, but I'm going to get on the south side of the highway and turn around so we can look at this thing.
Right now, we're right around Knox, guys. We're at Knox, Highway 92, east of Rugby.
Here's our storm, guys.
Watching the rotation.
Something can tighten up here.
Just What' you guys think of that?
It wasn't baby. actually had some pretty intense ground circulation on it.
But no matter what, it's a tornado.
They're cool to cool to look at as long as they don't hit nothing.
Fortunately, that one uh stayed in the fields.
Let's check the radar, guys. See what our velocity is doing.
Pretty broad now on the back side.
I think this storm might be latching out of the boundary.
Took a shift to the east.
Condensed EF2 bus. Yeah. Do you stormchase head to the east?
Catch back up with this thing.
Wind is cranking guys.
Look at all the cotton.
That's what they call RFD, guys.
Downdraft out of the storm.
It's wind pushing out of the storm.
Good bolt.
Wicked wicked motion.
We got to get take our next south road.
I had a feeling we'd see one today, guys.
RFD is cranking.
All right.
Go south here.
Yes, Drew. The park can handle the storm as you seen in my Snapchat.
I had a feeling we'd see one today. And remember, if you feel it, chase it.
It's not exactly where it's going to want to go here.
bottom side.
You guys see something wrong?
Big raindrops.
There it is.
Marine maker. Yeah.
One of them sucks when they rain and you get rain around. You can't really see nothing.
Drew, I'm south of York.
Southwest York.
got a new storm for me. I think we're going to hit that one.
Let that one develop. Maybe she'll drop something.
Got a coyote runner on the road here, guys. Look at him.
Next door we want is the one right to our right. Freshly formed all to himself.
Yeah, that's not dumping right now.
What we got right here? Got another funnel cloud, guys.
I got another funnel claw, guys.
I got to I got to look. It's behind Oh, the wind's cranking.
You guys hear the winds?
We're in the prime position for another one. You see our info tail right there hanging down.
I got to get to Yeah, this thing is freaking cranking in juice.
I got to get back to the south.
Get a better big p visual on this thing.
True. Is it going to miss town on its current trajectory? No. The tornado threat? I think so. Yes. But I think you'll get some rain.
This thing's moving south a little bit more than I think they expected.
But if it could latch on to that boundary, we got problems.
I just got hit in the teeth with a raindrop.
got a lot of motion. Just needs to tighten up.
Heat. Heat.
on the back side of this thing. Now I got to get further south.
This part ain't going to do it.
We got to get south, guys.
I don't know if that boundary goes to the south or not.
Check the latest.
Everyone's south working our way towards Desmond.
Storm that latched onto this thing.
ground. About a half hour to get on bottom side of this storm.
They just extended the tornado warning guys down to Esmond Maddock area. Esmond and Maddock.
Let's go.
Where is this guy?
And then that goes back to take this road.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Right.
Right. Right.
Yeah. You're right.
It's always going to ruin the party.
Be the boys. Am I in danger? Not. No.
Rain.
We're going to go back west.
Problem is if it keep raining like it is, right?
Limits visibility and the hell is on the road up here.
I got a cow out.
Observe for a second, guys.
See what is going on.
Just checking out radar. are guys right now. Trying to figure out move Let's go. So, No, I just want you guys to see all the content.
How far south do we go on this road?
All the way on the highway.
Got another storm forming on the boundary here, guys. We're going to Some That's Farmers watching the weather.
Once again, you can find my location on the Weatherwise app.
Free to download.
Turn on Spotter Network.
We are currently just to the norththeast of Esmond. Northeast of Asmond coming up to Highway 19.
Let's see where's my velocity.
This thing's got pretty good rotation on it wind direction wise. This is going to take me to a road I need to know.
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Right here. Here's where we're looking.
currently basically straight east as right now.
Chasers out here too, guys.
I got a lightning strike.
We ain't going to ruin the party again, guys.
Stop this.
Okay.
That didn't take me to a road, guys. You had to go freaking this way.
My bad.
Don't rain.
Heat.
Heat. Heat. Heat.
So, we got a tornado warning on this.
Uh, no, I haven't seen any hail yet.
Oh, it's tough with the rain.
a lot of I mean I've got a lowering in clouds but our base is pretty broad east and I'm on uh I'm at the intersection of 41st and 44th Avenue. 44th Street.
the National Rail Service guys wondering what I'm seeing in the right place. So, we're obviously doing something right.
What I what I need to be looking at is my east over there. I mean, I got lowering, but it's so broad location.
I got it.
There's going to be a tornado. It's going to be right right up here, guys.
This is where flooring is.
It's so tough to see. It's miles.
Hey rainers.
Not a rotating storm here, guys. It's just pretty broad.
Minnesota.
Going to have to get back south on south right now.
This way.
Heat. Heat.
Who thinks I should get a 360 camera and put on the roof?
What do you guys think of that?
Be pretty sick, don't you think? Be able to see everything.
They just extended the tornado warning, guys.
May have one, guys. May have one.
No, it's not.
Keep going south.
location is starting to tighten up a little bit.
Oo, that smells that you guys can't see it, but That's a tornado. It's big.
I got to get so I can't imagine what the front side of this storm looks like.
Oh yeah, Or should I have gone south? What's my next self option?
I mean, this storm's coming, guys. We have an observed tornado on this storm now. Observed tornado on this storm.
If you're anywhere, Bremen, Monster, Maddock, I haven't seen it, but okay.
Is it working?
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>> Yeah.
All right.
Yeah, man.
We're back, guys. Sorry.
Bad reception area.
We're south of Maddock or east of Cheyenne.
Just tuning in.
If you look on the radar, there's a little pale on the back side or bottom side of the storm. That's where I'm at.
There's going to be a tornado. It's going to be on that tail. Known as a hook echo.
Biggest thing we're fighting is rain and seeing things. We did see a tornado earlier today and another one about oh half hour ago.
Oh.
Oh, Jason.
I got to go. Bye.
We got streamers from Canada.
Okay.
I don't know.
Still got rotation, but it's just so broad, guys. It's got to condense itself.
Need some shear. Need some lowle shear, guys.
Sorry about the stream issues.
Okay.
be honest, starting this chase, I didn't expect it to be down here. I thought I'd stayed north of Devil's Lake.
We just these storms has just been riding the boundary here and we've been doing the same.
What the heck's this guy doing? Canadian drivers, I tell you what.
Checking radar goes figure out position here.
Matter of seconds.
Put it in reverse, Terry.
Sorry guys, I'm just I got a rough set.
I'm going to try to get some better positioning.
So, oh my god.
Uh-oh.
500 to always watch for trains, guys, if you know what I mean.
Just working on positioning, guys.
The blinkers don't want to work.
Okay.
Chasing traffic.
Just trying to get a hard look at what this thing's doing, guys.
Just coming in A hamburger.
Oh my god.
I think we're getting the funnel cloud here, guys.
This is the base of our storm right here. See a little dip up there.
I'm trying to tell you it's a possibility.
There's places to help you.
There's not a tornado on the ground, but it's imminent.
Search Ryan the Tornado Wrangler on YouTube. I'm live.
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I just figured I was warning I warn the friends.
We're going to rip the dirt right out of this gravel pile or whatever it is.
There's Wind is something else, guys.
Jeez.
RFP surge, guys. My antenna's got grass on it.
We're just to the west of Grim.
Heat. Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
It's really hairy when it gets dark.
Now we rely on light.
Oh.
I don't know if I remember this.
Thanks everybody tuning in.
Got two tornadoes on the day. They're just to the south of south and a little bit west of Brimman.
Not yet.
Ah, it's late. Put on a show.
Oh, this Super heat.
This thing slippery.
just north of the Highway 15 30 intersection heading east towards Monster Rockford.
Royce, we ain't checking out, but the possibility of seeing a tornado is getting low.
We're losing daylight. Never rely on lightning.
I'll tell you what's going on radar here.
I think this thing's starting to become more of a anything. It's going to be right right over here.
Oh yeah, we got to get over there.
that developing rotation now, guys.
Right over here.
See what happens.
Straighten it out.
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