The primary advantage of using computer simulations to study tornadoes is the ability to safely and repeatedly model tornado formation and behavior under various conditions. Real-world tornado research is limited by the unpredictability and danger of these severe weather events. Weather models and simulations allow meteorologists and researchers to analyze different atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and wind shear, to see how they impact the development of tornadoes. These computer-based experiments provide valuable insights into the complex weather patterns that lead to tornado outbreaks, enhancing our understanding of these destructive storms. Weather simulations also allow for controlled experiments that would be impossible or unethical to conduct in nature. This advanced weather modeling aids in improving tornado prediction and warning systems, ultimately saving lives in tornado-prone areas like Nebraska and other parts of the United States.