EAS Scenario #23: Oklahoma/Arkansas Weather Disaster

[@somogy_]

I've heard the word "Oklahoma" in this eas so many times it's not a word anymore.

[@TheDixieDerg]

If I had a nickel for every time he said Oklahoma I would have a lot of money

[@milorm_fl3433]

I would be rich 😂 you guys are funny

[@arandomfoxhasappeared7426]

@@TheDixieDerg if I had 100$ for everytime they said it, my mom could actually pay the bills (but seriously we need to pay those)

[@deformedmau5]

If I had $1,000 for every time anyone even did anything, I'd be rich in 5 microseconds.

[@morganwalsh65]

I didn't get Get what u meant...then I kept watching...

[@PepperAnnFan]

Welp. I guess I'm dead. Its rare that Arkansas gets featured. We may be the worst college team, but it's nice up here in north west arkansas. Subscribed!

[@brokencablemusic]

Styx Gamer Aye, I clicked this as soon as I saw Arkansas was featured, hoping new cities would be featured

[@brokencablemusic]

*nwa

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Styx Gamer same

[@itsyahomegirl1568]

Styx Gamer, I live in Costa Rica and I never get tornadoes, so ur lucky.

[@logman7150]

My grandparents have a lake house In hot springs

[@JasmineMeyer]

Turn around ✔️ Don't drown ..... no promises

[@slavsbeslavs5761]

I got 4th place in that contest 2016

[@SRBAnimate]

Slavs Be Slaving weird flex but ok

[@brianl569]

70 mile per hour WINEDS

[@DemonSister6]

King Stannis Baratheon XD that’s funny when it’s pronounced winds

[@THUNDERBOLTTsirenproduct-nj2qj]

Dkdkdkdkdkdk. HEHEHHEHEHEEEEEEEEEE

[@CoasterMan13Official]

All text to speech engines do that, it's crazy.

[@iquevalkyrie830]

Jeez, you're throwing these out So fast... Keep this momentum going!

[@williamnorton9547]

kingofnothing18 For the record, I'd rather have one good upload a week than several crappy ones daily.

[@AmyraCarter]

William Norton There are plenty of KZbinrs that have daily, or several uploads per week, that are of high quality. Just saying, it can be done.

[@Daft12345Punk]

I live in Fort Smith and this is the first EAS scenario I've seen Arkansas getting slammed. Haha nice scenario!

[@hawaiifiveohoh]

Man it appears I got out of there just in time :-) I heard Fort Smith was under water not too long ago. Still got several friends in the area

[@mackspaws]

I live in Fort Smith too! This scared the crap out of me ngl

[@freakwilliams]

@@mackspaws Same here

[@imakegoodvids5912]

I live near Charleston and Lavaca

[@freakwilliams]

River valley representing in this EAS...LOL

[@niktherabbit6747]

I feel like a nerd. I was on Google Maps looking at these locations during the video.

[@dannonshowtv1509]

I do that too!

[@notchilo]

Same

[@logicalluxury1662]

While watching this i ate my supper, drew anime, ate chocolate, ate ice cream, and played two rounds of my favorite game.

[@ronintair]

The fact that your profile pic is a roblox character wants me to criticize you

[@logicalluxury1662]

FRIEND SHIP IS A LIE: Sorry, like thats rly the only not boring picture i have for my profile, btw this makes me wanna do that too, sorry if i triggered you.

[@feathertail8996]

@@ronintair mine is legit my fur-sona. If you should criticized ANYONES pfp, it oughta be mine.

[@ronintair]

@@feathertail8996 bro, what in the actual fuck

[@feathertail8996]

@@ronintair i know. Im bad at drawing :,)

[@apachified3682]

My state doesn't get socked enough by the EAS.

[@Zenimite]

Same

[@williamnorton9547]

Zenimite Apachified Be thankful for that.

[@xbray_1]

I'm glad Oklahoma got in this one, because we are definitely familiar with tornadoes, so yeah.

[@calebokeefe8564]

same, tho we have the best football team here.

[@spider6025]

same 😔 -iowa

[@brokencablemusic]

About time Northwest Arkansas gets some recognition

[@apachified3682]

SymphonicStorm Animations I live in the east part.

[@ambrosia9185]

Sorry that all of the central Arkansans get the spotlight.. (This said from a Central Arkansan.)

[@TheDixieDerg]

They need to reconize north Carolina

[@anthonythompson6375]

SymphonicStorm YT u guys forget about the Vilonia tornado 2014

[@forgive_me_for_my_past]

And about this time Springdale is a pancake.

[@PublicAtLarge]

Two things factually incorrect with this scenario: 1) Norman and Moore are not in Oklahoma County. Rather, those cities are in Cleveland County. 2) Tulsa, and Tulsa County, are not in the NWS Norman county warning area. They are in the NWS Tulsa CWA.

[@SPCHermitage]

Jeremy Moses I used NWS Tulsa when I used Tulsa, and I don't live in Oklahoma lol so I'm trying my best

[@frankfreeman1918]

+SPCHermitage 1258 when is the next EAS Video and what is it gonna be about

[@LeviticusLloyd90]

Oklahoma county is in Edmond, Midwest City, Del City, and Oklahoma City.

[@samwilliams874]

Lol i live in Moore. Yeah this stuff is spooky

[@bigolinsalsa]

A great Work as usual! Can I get you a request? Could you do other EAS about killer clowns and amber alerts?

[@patrlckballing]

He did

[@underswappapyrus5879]

Coming from Arkansas, this is amazing!!

[@NICKTHEGAMERGAMING]

so like, eastern us gets hurricanes, central gets tornados, mountain gets a supervolcano, and Pacific gets an earthquake of death, where are we safee!?!?!?!

[@abhcy]

NICKTHEGAMER_ Alaska and Hawaii

[@dakbailey]

NICKTHEGAMER_ UK

[@melindagreer4177]

Bossbot The CEO Alaska gets invaded by Russia, and Hawaii is a Volcanic timebomb.

[@brodypack9825]

Don’t come to Ohio.

[@dussaal]

NICKTHEGAMER_ Midwest is the safest in the US

[@PaoloJeromeFernandez100899]

40 minutes long? You gotta be kidding me!

[@JavierGarcia-gn3ek]

In the part where you said about that a radiological advisory is issued, instead of civil emergency message, it should say: "Nuclear Power Plant Watch."

[@brodypack9825]

Who else momentarily thinks that when the EAS says “NOAA radio”, they hear “an OAA radio”

[@EASgirl25]

nope nope nope. I am officially moving to Scotland now to be safe from nuclear plants

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Cool scenario! I live in Springdale, which is close to the 75-mile radius of Nuke One.

[@goldentigers6722]

Reminds me of the April 27 2011 deadly and very destructive tornado outbreak over North and Central Alabama. There were constant alerts just like these you hear in this video.

[@expiredbat]

jesus fucking christ. i live close to russellville, and when the first time i saw this, i was alarmed. now that everytime i see that power plant and dark clouds, i think of this. never in my life had i been scared shitless by a mock situation. thanks for making this. great scenario.

[@supertornadogun1690]

em shut your up I live near the only nuclear power plant in iowa and this legitamely freaked me out because this could happened to my power plant

[@Peanut_person88]

I live in Oklahoma. This is like I'm actually watching an emergency alert for my area.

[@robinmattingly3745]

Same. Let's turn on the news, grab a beer and a lawn chair 🤣😭🤣🤣🤣

[@stanleyharrell6009]

Just found this. You think this is bad? 2020 said, “Hold my beer”.🤣🤣🤣

[@evanparkertrieshisbest8610]

Tbh here in Oklahoma, 70 mph winds is us on a good day

[@csle1962]

Oh my god! I was born in Nashville, Tennessee.

[@n1nas.w0rld]

Your screwed then

[@wakandaforever4133]

I don’t mean to knit-pick but an EF5 Tornado has winds of 250 Mph and beyond. 70 Mph is a typical between F-3 and F-4, other than that Awesome Video!!! 🌪⛈🌊

[@OwenTheMeowstic]

No one: Not a living soul: Automated captions: *you*

[@matthewcumpton2587]

ikr!

[@slavsbeslavs5761]

Nice to see some fellow Okies

[@WilliamsportWeatherman]

Very good videos! Next time you have an Emergency Action Notification, can you use WNEP TV in Wilkes-Barre PA?

[@fluffyraichu9706]

I just noticed that you made the warning radio slightly grainy which is a nice touch considering that high amounts of radiation messes with electronics. I just wanted to point that out there

[@camdenwells2024]

Evacuate in a Calm way, DO NOT PANIC!

[@AmyraCarter]

Damn, start off typical summer stuffs, add in some less typical stuffs, and then hit them with something not often in occurrence (tornado+flash flooding), but don't stop there; have lightning disable a nuclear power plant and a tornado do more damage. Make the worst of the worst come of it, but then the end... I know this is all about shock factor, but a chain reaction series of nuclear power plant explosions? The only way this would happen is if some sort of electrical failure were to consistently happen in a neighboring plant, but even then, we're talking about something that's about as likely to happen as the sun going into a nova stage (the percentage is less than one millionth of one percent). Also, stationary tornadoes, while realistic, are incredibly rare, especially concerning the larger ones that retain inertia a lot better. Even still, this is a kind of video that definitely deserved a mockup Doppler radar alongside it.

[@Hirukaki]

Oklahoma local gonna be picky about the messages XD A tornado 'watch' is issues for a 'storm capable of producing tornados' A tornado 'warning' is issued at touchdown of a tornado- ie damage cloud on the ground Typically the tornado sirens will sound a solid tone at the watch, and the rising and falling tone at the warning

[@SamanthaSmith-de2dd]

SPCHermitage 1258 you worked hard on this one. 40 mins long? Jeez!

[@williamnorton9547]

I just started listening to these bogus EAS alerts and so far this one sounds the most plausible; I live in North Texas, right in what's known as Tornado Alley. Thankfully, we haven't been hit by one of those certified nightmares. I hid in my closet the few times Dallas county had a tornado warning.

[@Matrixpandagamer]

There's a severe T-storm happening in Ohio right now...

[@anthrax0349]

MatrixPandaGamer Where at in Ohio?

[@itsyahomegirl1568]

England is meh city

[@jordan-dw9xi]

Tornadoes are literally my biggest fear lmao

[@ambrosia9185]

Well crap, I live in Arkansas... I’m freaking screwed.

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Miishi Sama at least I live more than 75 miles from Nuke One. So I'm basically safe.

[@ambrosia9185]

Damon Himeji Higgins Well, that’s a good thing. Let’s just hope that this never happens to anyone near a power plant. I don’t live in Russellville, so I’m basically safe.

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Miishi Sama agreed

[@ambrosia9185]

Damon Himeji Higgins It’s also good that the only Power Plant in the state of Arkansas is in Russellville. I live about 2 hours away from there.

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Miishi Sama true.

[@18RowdyGators18]

Damn the entire Southeast plus some of the Southwest

[@zoereecie]

us folks from northwest arkansas got some love :)

[@generalargthealligator7042]

Man el reno. Sounds like history is repeating itself

[@Underappreciatedclassics]

I live in northwestern Arkansas and these types of eas mocks bring back many memories; the worst storm I’ve witnessed was the elreno/Joplin storm; it dropped so much hail in my area that it looked like it snowed.. anyway I am now into the eas community just in the event the worst happens I’ll get it on camera

[@zzz_naptime]

everytime he says "source: radar" I keep thinking: source: it's literally outside

[@EASgirl25]

I didn’t know strong wine could be destructive. Did you mean wind Tom?

[@cosmicminun59]

31:51 A NUW being issued because of a tornado is pretty scary

[@EASgirl25]

Oh my god is all I have to say about that.

[@samuelkelly3386]

Not Oklahoma! I live in Oklahoma! And we are done for! ;) Good video. And correct timing in the season.

[@EmceeCh4p]

I kinda like it when my home state takes a beating lol

[@patrlckballing]

The TTS for 90% of this scenario: *O K L A H O M A*

[@SPCmooresville4884]

Ain’t no love in Oklahoma just the whistle of a long black train

[@wadebaker2910]

Shit I live near Russellville. Just looking at Nuclear One gives me the creeps

[@notchilo]

There’s been a million Severe Thunderstorm warnings and watches

[@SkylineGTR_BNR32]

"Dangerous wines" Aren't all wines dangerous?

[@DerpDerp3001]

Blame the Text to Speech

[@umbreonhaunts101]

SomeRandomAE86Trueno depends on the alcohol content

[@antonymagnus3069]

SomeRandomAE86Trueno he said winds

[@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx]

DerpDerp3001 the only danger is alcohol poisoning

[@geoffreyaberle9968]

FYI, no nuclear plants in Kentucky But I LOVE THIS VIDEO, MAKE MORE!

[@roxlyde8163]

"And then things got worse" should be your channel banner

[@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx]

That siren scare the heck out of me

[@mrcrocker2638]

Say um what do you use for your eas mock scenarios

[@Jackeltron]

Luckily, Oklahomas severe weather season in 2018 was not as extreme

[@umbreonhaunts101]

Jackeltron Gaming only May 1st

[@Jackeltron]

Mystic Umbreon Haunts And May 2nd

[@umbreonhaunts101]

Jackeltron Gaming what happened that day

[@Jackeltron]

Mystic Umbreon Haunts Tornadoes (weak ones) except the storm near southern Oklahoma

[@Jackeltron]

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[@charlescalvin9403]

Now I am scared of storms ;-; (I live in Moore, OK)

[@BlueDiamondGirl-kq6pi]

Great job!

[@stampycatfan01lol]

About time my state gets affected!

[@damonthaplaya8443]

stampycatfan01 same here. Arkansas is *rarely* affected in fictional scenarios.

[@Kasey1776]

I’m happy that New Jersey is rarely affected in EAS mocks.

[@brokencablemusic]

Damon Himeji Higgins Yep. I get excited for the off chance we get severe weather here in nwa, let alone a scenario 😂

[@damonthaplaya8443]

SymphonicStorm I live in NWA too. The area is notably *immune* to many EAS video scenarios. Nuclear attack? No way!

[@blayzebyers2211]

stampycatfan01 I wish it was Stuttgart

[@ApparentlySeth]

Tornado warning needs a sturdy building

[@michaelnuncio6346]

When I saw this chanel it gave me nightmares that it would probably happen

[@whoreadsthesethingsanyway1865]

Im watching this as there is a severe thunder storm waring on my tv lol

[@HieiLover0745]

Think ya can do one of these for Georgia or Florida nuclear power plants? Im sure there are a few around lol. Like, maybe a meltdown like at Three Mile Island or Chernobyl

[@Orca19904]

I'm afraid I have to point out several fallacies with the radiological incident depicted in the latter half of your video; first off, it's extremely unlikely that a lightning strike could completely disable the cooling systems of a nuclear reactor; these reactors have multiple backups for all critical systems; if a lightning strike could cause such catastrophic damage they would never be allowed to operate in the first place. I also find it improbable that fallout from a nuclear plant meltdown in Arkansas would affect Oklahoma beyond maybe the easternmost counties, as the prevailing jet stream winds would carry the contamination to the east, north, or south, away from Oklahoma. Also, the idea that a nuclear meltdown at one power plant could trigger "chain reaction" meltdowns at other nuclear plants across the country, hundreds and even thousands of miles apart, is complete fantasy; after all, we didn't see such occurrences when the Chernobyl or Fukushima Daiichi power plants exploded, so there is no reason to believe such an incident would occur with nuclear power plants here in the US either.

[@seanbrower6738]

Chris Teet Way to be a party pooper, man.

[@antonymagnus3069]

Sean Brower you shouldn’t care

[@robinmattingly3745]

10 miles from Sand Springs...whew I'm safe

[@Bighaus1234]

Can you do a outbreak in mn. There could be two rounds of storms. First being a squall line and the other being multiple supercells tracking through densely populated areas. Great video by the way.

[@adri_is_sleepdeprived]

aye, not that often that arkansas gets gut-punched in these scenarios. nice to see my state get recognized, but still that scared the shit out of me, lmao.

[@stampycatfan01lol]

heh...i guess this is your take on ClayRanger143's Weather Disaster scenarios.

[@jaydencannon-wright1180]

request scenarios: West Coast zombies

[@SPCHermitage]

Spaswarx 707 great idea! I'm doing that!

[@canamx399]

Cool zombies lol

[@KennyBentley7]

How about one where farts are literally silent but deadly? Deaths are occurring mysteriously all over an area and expanding to a national emergency. The cause is found to be inhalation of poisonous gas, but can't trace the source just yet, so people are advised to shelter in place. The source is later found to be flatulence, so residents should step outside and hold their breath or go to an unoccupied room to pass gas and then seal the cracks in the door. The cause is later found to be an unknown chemical in cans of baked beans that are colorless, odorless, and tasteless. It reacts with the digestive system to produce a deadly noxious gas that is later passed but otherwise has no adverse effects on the human body. You could also include a terrorist feeding a hippopotamus at a zoo buckets of baked beans contaminated with the chemical, causing a large-scale evacuation.

[@epicboomshine6595]

Kenny Bentley now that sounds like an April fools scenario. I like it.

[@bigounce7201]

I live in pottawatomie county in Oklahoma and we do get warnings and all that but usually all we get is just rain or hail, we rarely get tornadoes, we do get supercells but rarely anything bad.

[@Shmalex]

Finally in my state AND in my county.

[@ambrosia9185]

Shmalex Have fun! I live in Lonoke county, so I’m about 2 hours away from Russellville. :p

[@Zenimite]

I live in Garland County. Unfortunately, my county never gets hit with these.

[@blayzebyers2211]

Miishi Lol, we in Arkansas County should be safe too.

[@misswiftlore]

Well done

[@aandler]

I’ve Never heard a EAS Alert say ping pong size hail

[@angelasimms931]

Tulsa is screwed

[@bonyglint1231]

You meant Polk County In Central Florida (Haines City) Or Polk County From A.K?

[@grampabuckshot402]

I live in southern AR, 2 miles from the river. flash flood warnings are common here.

[@LacyCrusty]

Holy crap! 40 mins!

[@bonyglint1231]

Did the EAS Said “Polk County”?

[@bonyglint1231]

Ok,so they said the other Polk County In another state,right?

[@estella4eva]

yeah its a county in AR

[@MisterSuitcase2004]

James K Polk confirmed

[@whokodthelonghorn]

Pope County

[@whokodthelonghorn]

I've been to Russellville and seen nuclear one with my own two eyes

[@Brockclaborn1]

I Live in SE Oklahoma and I'm like "crap."😶

[@dghcpumpernickeldeluxe7391]

no laws against panicking i guess if the world ends long after us we are free to panic as we please lol

[@kmk5239]

its funny because i have lived in arkansas since 2007. here there can be 1000 nukes and 80 black holes and arkansas's eas wouldn't be activated

[@joshuamiller-le753]

Make one focusing on Oklahoma. A really scary one

[@BladeTNT2018]

I don't know how an exploding nuclear power plant would cause other nuclear power plants to explode, but good scenario though.

[@WednesdayAddamsMW]

It wouldn't, as a reactor cannot explode in the same manner as a warhead.

[@deformedmau5]

I decided to turn the volume all the way up in my headphones at 32:00.

[@JavierGarcia-gn3ek]

R.I.P

[@misswiftlore]

RIP

[@CoasterMan13Official]

Extreme weather is my fav

[@yorick22]

*W H I N D S*

[@ethanoneil5609]

Arkansas has the weirdest fucking weather. I know because I've lived here in AR for 14 out of 15 years of my life.

[@rrods5097]

So what happens afterwards?

[@scotthayes5933]

Oklahoma is always giving Arkansas it's problems.

[@floralcyanide]

I live about

[@Sand.Springs]

Finally, Creek was noticed.

[@maccusgamer2413]

No scenarios happen in Mississippi

[@aandler]

Or Wisconsin

[@yuriepuri]

Maccus Gamer24 cough alien invasion cough

[@umbreonhaunts101]

PcPhoenixx14 cheese tsunami

[@meganartistwithautism8872]

Nope

[@angelocan2005]

EASTERN US: HURRICANE ZONE CENTRAL US: TORNADE OUTBREAK MOUNTIAN US: RISK OF SUPER-VOLCANO PACIFIC US: TSUNAMI ALASKA: FREEZING COLD HAWAII: VOLCANIC TIMEBOMB where will we be safe

[@tguns1]

angelocan2005 your list should be a series.

[@antonymagnus3069]

angelocan2005 the Midwest area (a.k.a the American Northeast)

[@morganwalsh65]

Come join us up here in Canada! You'll be safe!

[@BladeTNT2018]

Is there a such thing as a Nuclear Power Plant Watch?

[@mirails]

31:51 scared to death

[@whokodthelonghorn]

R.I.P me. I'm from Canadian County.

[@whokodthelonghorn]

In the tstorm watches, you should have included creek county

[@cbrew8794]

On the first alert how can they issue 468 alerts in a year? This place must have bad storms like every other day

[@jv25339]

Totodileluver Yee the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center is responsible for issuing watches for the entire continental United States. Tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches are numbered in the same category. For example, if you issue a severe thunderstorm watch at 3:54 p.m., it will be severe thunderstorm watch number one. Then, if you issue tornado watch at 5:06 p.m., it will be tornado watch number 2 and so on. This is counting the entire United States.

[@Sand.Springs]

...is creek non-existant at the beginning?