I documented at least 5 strong tornadoes in northeast Nebraska on June 16, 2014, including one that did significant damage in Pilger. The first tornado that touched down curved west as it strengthened and grew very large, narrowly missing the town of Stanton, but unfortunately doing significant damage to a farmstead northwest of the town. The police officer and local resident in the truck that pulled up to the farmstead at 0:15 in the video were able to rescue 2 adults and 5 children who were trapped in the basement of the destroyed farmhouse. The only injuries sustained were by the parents while they were shielding the children as the house started getting torn apart above them.

The Pilger tornado can then be seen touching down to the east and growing in size. The second 'Pilger' tornado is hidden behind the first when I was able to get a view under the meso with an anticyclonic funnel visible at 0:37. The second pair of twin tornadoes merging northeast of there was an incredible sight. After that, one of the final tornados produced by this prolific storm drops around 200 yards north of my vehicle near Hubbard. Thankfully, the storm then weakened rapidly after moving into the densely populated Sioux City, Iowa.