Tornadoes That Ravaged Nebraska Suburbs Leads to Curiosity Surrounding Weather Manipulation

During our time back in Nebraska, a catastrophic event, quite literally, hit very close to home. Multiple tornados had touched down and wreaked havoc across the suburbs of the city of Omaha, which has a metropolitan area population of around a million people.
Elkhorn took one of the hardest hits.
We were lucky and not directly hit, but not everyone had those same circumstances. Two miles down the road, a neighborhood by St. Patrick's Catholic School on 204th and Maple, was ravaged leaving only a few homes still intact.
It was the largest tornado to hit the Omaha area since the 1970s.
Hundreds of homes had been destroyed, and miraculously no one was killed or severely injured.
The Nebraskan people are resilient, including Zeus the brave doggo who survived being thrown in his crate 4 blocks across the neighborhood.
We released a news update after we heard tornados had touched down in Lincoln, a neighboring city about 40 miles away. Soon after, we received information that nearby neighborhoods had been completely destroyed.
That night and the next day we hopped in our car to investigate the aftermath, and along the way, we made some other shocking discoveries as well.