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Ok what lake near Little Rock Arkansas connects to a river to the Gulf of Mexico? dec11, 2024 ! Story in face book with your name on it??

Word of advice from a former NWS and media chaser who chased storms for 29 years and saw this type of footage more than once (including Greensburg, KS, in 2007): The minute you are under a weather watch, whether its thunderstorm or tornado, know where your shoes are and the second you're under a warning, put them on your feet! You have no idea how many people end up shredding their feet when they have to walk out from under or through storm wreckage.

32:43 is the best

This is Soo cool 😎 isn't there a parade tomorrow on the 6th around the same time in Nw Arkansas?

"Category 6" WHAT..... ☠️

We should go back to business being open 24/7 again. That would fix traffic and increase revenue.

I live in Fayetteville. This was really scary 0_o

I was at school when this happen in belleville

What part of this was the actual tornado, which part was the parent storm and wall cloud? That whole thing just looked like a big scud!

Commenting to get more eyes on this. Thanks for the coverage, Dan.

Was everyone ok.

If you match the view from the top of the KNWA building (3333 S Pinnacle Hills Pkwy) in Google maps, (the pyramid is top of Embassy Suites and the lighted sign on the building to the left is Mercy Hospital) draw a straight line to the tornado and it takes you to Dixieland and Hudson Road. That makes this the moment the tornado touched down in Rogers.

I live in Vian. I have pics of that looks like we had a tornado tunnel in the area yesterday.

Prayers for all victims, I live in Gentry Arkansas and was under watch because of tornado in Siloam Springs

Someone is trying to claim this is the NW Arkansas tornado from 11/4/2024.

Stayed up all night watching th warnings

Im sleepy

Great coverage last night Dan! The only Missouri tornado warning ended up being where I lived in Newton county 😂 -Evan the Super Weather Kid

In the meantime we'll watch the Dodgers win the World Series before the storm comes

I know Dan wasn’t happy cause World Series will be on during coverage

Bentonville, Arkansas here

2nd severe weather season is starting off with a bang

And not a single mention of this hurricane being created by the government. Amazing how Helene, a storm which took almost the exact same path, forever destroyed the public’s confidence in NOAA just based on pure awe.

I rode her out in houma. Badass

Michael was one for the books and rightly retired.

I remember Irma, I was in Orlando at the time when it hit Florida

Who's getting recommended this now that Helene is on a similar track?

History is about to repeat with 09L/Helene.

Thank you for this update.

I was in

Very lovely sunset

Young Edward Taylor William Lewis Lisa

Thanks to Dan and his wide-part weather boys!

I had this storm follow me from outside of Tulsa l, all the way to Fayetteville. It was close enough that I could see the crazy lightning all the way home.

It could be an active rest of the week here in Joplin, Missouri! -Evan

Whoa! He was way too close to all that natural gas. It smelled so badly for so long over there.

This is why it's very important for everybody to have weather radios in their house. Or weather alert thing you plug in. I forgot what they're called. But itll get you up. Everyone is usually asleep by this time. Nobody is going to be up watching the news

Did anyone help the dog? Find it's owners?!

Pyatt/Snow was pretty much the hardest hit area in my county

Well done. I live in Fayetteville. It was weird because I happened to be out of town in Branson. I was up late tho following the weather live. I didn't sleep much that night. It's such a miracle more lives weren't lost. Much praise to the weather people.

What about April 26

Really well done documentary, very heartbreaking things these people go through. Thank you for taking the time to put this together. 👏

I live in eastern Pennsylvania, and, last summer, we were actually hit by an EF1 tornado. It went behind our house, knocked over a big tree, which crashed right into our living room. It totally obliterated the back deck, pretty much smashed all the windows in the living room, and the back wall was totally obliterated as well. Luckily, we were overseas in our native country of Sweden visiting. No one was hurt. However, the damage was done. It cost about $54,000 to get the house fixed. Luckily, we have insurance. All is well now. Everything is rebuilt. However, that was very very scary. I mean the damage was considerable. Ours was the only house damaged in our neighborhood. Go figure. Thank God for our neighbors. This disaster shows what good people they and our extended family is. It’s crazy. We live just 10 minutes west of the New Jersey border. Never heard of this happening here.

These people have lost everything. Their houses, jobs, schools and their communities. Absolutely devastating. I must add that a lot of heroes come out of disasters like this, and those heroes include the journalists and meteorologists who stay on TV warning people about the tornado, and knowing that the tornado could be heading for their own neighborhoods. That is heroic! ❤❤

Lead meteorologist looks like Saul Goodman lmao

During the 21-minute time frame, I wonder if someone was filming from inside a tornado shelter? (I've been totally blind since birth, and it's terrifying enough to hear a tornado up close and personally. I've been through two). Just hearing that microphone being bombarded by that sound reminds me of the Clem Shultz tornado hit in Fairdale, Illinois. You know that sound; some compare it to a train, and that's accurate. Both tornadoes I experienced sounded like a fighter jet. They were so terrifying, and I'm glad others were there on both occasions.

Missed the Q&A Hello Doug. Ok watching replay. Love Mina on a motorcycle. Okie watcher when things get hairy here.

Powerflashes are NOT transformers exploding,they are phase to phase or phase to earth high current faults,this occurs when wind abruptly blasts through the 3 lines in the 3 phase system & the resulting arcing is what you see as brilliant white/blue light,aka powerflashes,it is extremely unlikely that you would see a transformer exploding.

If you look almost all severe storms during all three season winter spring and summer they all have the same movement they come off the Pacific which is in the west go south gather the moisture from the gulf and move north east.