Two tornadoes crashed through the small town of Pilger, Nebraska, on Monday, resulting in at least two deaths and destroying several homes.
According to the Associated Press, the 350 residents of Pilger evacuated the town as the tornadoes approached Monday afternoon. In addition to the two deaths, officials count 16 critically injured by the tornadoes.
The Stanton County sheriff estimates that up to 75 percent of the town of Pilger was heavily damaged or destroyed as a result of the tornadoes, according to USA Today.
Take a closer look at the tornadoes and their aftermath in the photos below.
A tornado touches down near Pilger, Nebraska June 16, 2014. Large tornadoes hit rural areas of northeastern Nebraska on Monday afternoon, with reports of property damage, according to forecasters and the Weather Channel.Reuters/Dutin Wilcox/TwisterChasersTwo tornadoes are appearing in the same rural area in Nebraska, June 16, 2014.Reuters/Dustin Wilcox/TwisterChasersTwo tornadoes are appearing in the same rural area in Nebraska, June 16, 2014.Reuters/Dustin Wilcox/TwisterChasersA tornado touches down near Pilger, Nebraska June 16, 2014. Large tornadoes hit rural areas of northeastern Nebraska on Monday afternoon, with reports of property damage, according to forecasters and the Weather Channel.Reuters/Dustin Wilcox/TwisterChasersTwo tornadoes are appearing in the same rural area in Nebraska, June 16, 2014.Reuters/Dustin Wilcox/TwisterChasersLaw enforcement officials walk down the evacuated streets of Pilger, Nebraska June 16, 2014.Reuters/Lane HickenbottomA man talks on the phone in front of tornado-damaged buildings in Pilger, Nebraska June 16, 2014.Reuters/Lane HickenbottomChaplains of the Central Christiano Nueva Viva church in Norfolk hand out bottled water to people following evacuation orders in Pilger, Nebraska June 16, 2014.Reuters/Lane HickenbottomDenis Gentrup, 72, rests atop his roof while he and others repair it after a tornado hit his property between Pilger and Wisner Nebraska June 16, 2014.Reuters/Lane Hickenbottom