'My Car!': Dramatic Moment Tree Falls on Vehicle as Storms Hit Omaha

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Dramatic footage captured the moment a tree came crashing down on a parked car, as severe storms hit Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday, July 31.

Jack Juliano was filming a video from his front lawn as strong winds, rain, and lightning lashed the area, when he captured the moment the tree was knocked over. “My car!” a woman in the video exclaims.

Wednesday’s storms were so severe it caused the largest blackout in Omaha Public Power District’s history, according to WOWT NBC.

Teams were still working on restoring power by Friday, the outlet said. Credit: Jack Juliano via Storyful

Video transcript

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