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Saturday Tornado Toll: 95+ Tornadoes, 5 Dead

Includes updates on other notable storm reports from Saturday and Saturday night.

(STATE COLLEGE, PA) - AccuWeather.com reports tornadic thunderstorms ravaged parts of the Plains Saturday and Saturday night, killing at least five people and leaving behind incredible destruction.

According to the Storm Prediction Center, over 95 tornadoes were reported from Oklahoma through Kansas, Nebraska and southern Iowa on Saturday.

Looming Nuclear Disaster in Nebraska?
Berm Protecting Calhoun Facility Collapses

The NRC was actually on the scene when it happened.

(FORT CALHOUN, Neb.) - We first told our readers about the periolous floodwaters surrounding the Calhoun nuclear plane in Nebraska reported through Russian sources on 17 June.

The tip came from our reporter John McCarthy who has been on the ground in Europe covering various agency developments, that a nuclear power plant in Nebraska that was intentionally built in a flood plane of the Missouri River, was surrounded by water and reaching dangerous levels.

Reactor Reax: Roundup of stories related to Nuclear Power & Weapons

Weekly collection of links to reports.

(WASHINTON, D.C.) - Only a short time after Japan suffered a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami-based nuclear disaster, Nebraska residents are watching the Missouri River rage around the Calhoun Nuclear Power Station near the town of Blair.

I mean, it isn't like they built a dangerous nuke plant right in the middle of a flood plain adjacent to a potentially overflowing major waterway, or wait, that is what they did.

US Orders News Blackout Over Crippled Nebraska Nuclear Plant

Report notes the “cover-up” of this nuclear disaster by President Obama is based on his “fantasy” of creating so-called green jobs which he (strangely) includes nuclear power into.

(MOSCOW ) - A report prepared by Russia’s Federal Atomic Energy Agency states that the Obama regime has ordered a “total and complete” news blackout relating to the near catastrophic meltdown of Nebraska' Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant.

The nuclear plant reportedly suffered a “catastrophic loss of cooling” to idle spent fuel rod pools after this plant was deluged with water by the historic flooding of the Missouri River.

Plains States Will See Returning Storms (VIDEO)

Storms moving into the northern Plains late Tuesday will reach the flood-weary Midwest by Wednesday.

(OMAHA, Neb.) - Forecasters at Accuweather.com, say high pressure building in the Midwest region out of the West Tuesday, will bring a blast of heat to the northern Plains. They predict temperatures through Tuesday to be in the 90s across the Intermountain West and the northern Plains.

As that heat gives way late Tuesday to a cold front droping out of Canada's Prairie Provinces, a quick-hitting, dynamic storm system will follow the front onto the northern Plains. By Wednesday, storms will move into the upper Mississippi Valley, Accuweather experts say.