April 6, 1919: Grazulis documents four tornadoes in Nebraska on this day, all assigned an F2 rating. On was well-photographed as it moved west of Elmwood. The town was spared but many farms south of the railroad tracks were hit. Debris from demolished buildings were carried aloft and were seen by many. Another F2 hit southeast of Madison and then another hit NE of that town. The last struck Southwest Omaha, “just west of the area where the 1913 tornado entered the city.”