The March 24, 2023 Tornado Outbreak, As It Happened...

[@jogirl836]

7 people died in this tornado as of right now in Mississippi. I’m not sure if anyone thinks about this but Ryan Hall is one of the last peoples voice they heard before they were hit and killed but so many people survive because of all the work he puts in to warn so many of us and that I’m forever grateful for. I live in Kansas and I’ve been watching Ryan for quite some time now. I escaped an EF5 because of him. Prayers to all of those effected by this deadly tornado.... I hope that whoever can help, does, because these people are going to so desperately need it. This is just the beginning and we aren’t even in tornado season yet... scary to think about how bad this Spring is going to be for a lot of us out here. Thank you Ryan for all that you do, it doesn’t go unappreciated... I assure you!

[@billwilliams9897]

He really is good at what he does. Im in Oklahoma and I wish I had him for my neighbor haha...I would almost give him some land if he move in. Only thing Im scared of is bears and tornadoes.

[@nicholasferrell3043]

Man this hits really hard hope everyone that was buried in debris is ok.

[@paulterry1232]

No.1 Guy in the World in my Book oder stickers folks let Boost Him to help more people

[@juliepearce6667]

Amen, to that! 🙏💕

[@dominichowell961]

Ryan said it himself earlier: you have to remember most people who are injured or killed by a tornado are people who WEREN'T prepared or properly warned. Especially in the case of nocturnal events

[@lrg613]

Good morning to the squad. I am mourning and yet grateful today. My own family was just south of the devastation last night, asleep and unawares. I couldn’t even reach them because their phones were silenced!! Don’t silence your phones when severe weather warnings are given!!!!!!!!!!

[@pkmcnett5649]

At least have a weather radio if the phones are off. Must have been scary for you!

[@MarthaBourke]

I’m so glad you’re all okay. Definitely get NOAA weather radios for everyone if they don’t want to unsilence their phones. Be well.

[@Micfri300]

When you see them slap them in the face

[@lrg613]

@@Micfri300 I already yelled at them. I would never slap anyone who wasn’t coming at me.

[@lrg613]

@@pkmcnett5649 Yes, it was! Did you know there’s an app that will alert? Even if your phone is silenced! They HAVE IT!! Ugh ! Still angry.

[@avsalom6632]

3:22:30 Into the video is when Brad Arnold makes the prescient observation that RFD is increasing.Just a couple min later this becomes the Rolling Fork Tornado.These guys are the best at what they do.

[@jamessimon3433]

Nice timestamp thank you!

[@tjbfootball3462]

As of right now, 23 people have died. 4 others missing. This is truly sad. Thank you to Ryan for all the effort he puts into his work.

[@lorihoop3831]

I hope God blesses him GREATLY for the work he's done. I'm not talking about money or material items, that stuff can be more of a curse in the long run.

[@cmorris9494]

They think the number will go up.

[@conorflynn6666]

Preliminary ranking of Ef4 it’s likely going to be a EF5

[@TheEarthMaster]

I’m not gonna lie.. Ryan hall has proven to be a good person in helping those in need during times of disaster… I made my donation, I hope you folks do as well.. these donations help the victims of tonight’s severe weather events

[@markcollins3418]

You and Ryan have something in common. You both inform the public about nature danger. You may be called upon in a similar way someday.👍

[@heatherwhatever7714]

Thank you for helping me understand

[@indegruv]

aww good for you

[@bocain812]

I don't understand how your opening phrase "I'm not gonna lie..." makes any sense grammatically or logically, and believe it to be an error.

[@nightmare1010]

​@@bocain812 it's another way of saying, "in all honestly"

[@Freckles81839]

Thank you for this. A friend mine lost family last night. They are all gonna need our support.

[@patriciamichaels4393]

Here in Knoxville, TN and we are just now getting storms and thunder and my little puppy mill rescue dog who lived outside for the first 8 months chained to his crate is now snuggled safely beside me under a pillow. Prayers for all impacted!

[@christianakashaggy891]

How bad was it? It’s just now hitting me. Hope all is well

[@bryson9449]

@@christianakashaggy891 hope u dont have wooden fences

[@erinmontgomery4983]

Omg I love this so much!!!

[@qaz122]

Good thing about that knoxville area is you guys in east TN are luckly well protected. Its actually incredible

[@darlashannon1202]

@@qaz122 I'm in Maryville and we got such strong winds with the storms I got everything important stuffed into the tornado room. (Otherwise known as the downstairs bathroom. Lol)

[@sangle-id7ri]

Thanks!

[@nada7.077]

Ryan PLEASE consider adding a blank square on the sticker so people can fill in an amount they wish to donate, such as $500 or whatever. This outbreak of tornadoes has me in tears. I know what these poor folks are going through as I left Texas to get away from tornadoes. God bless all these folks affected by these horrible storms and tornadoes. Storm chasers are the craziest, bravest HEROES ever!! God bless you all and keep you safe ❤️🙏

[@adelinewx]

I made a donation, but dang Ryan just is the best person. He went live for 8 hours, and managed to stay calm in the worst of the worst case scenarios. He has helped and saved thousands of lives. I all can do is thank him.

[@iceresistance]

James Spann was doing the coverage as well on ABC 33/40.

[@wandaguyton446]

I was going from Ryan and Matt Laubhan.

[@churchalive9848]

Amen

[@Tertia_Optio]

This is my new go-to channel for love storm chasing. These guys are calm, knowledgeable, and unlike another channel.. They don't yell and scream like a child. I can't get down with that mess. Great job guys.

[@kimmiehamilton6993]

The secondary tornados forming behind the main ones are the BIGGGGESTT reasons why people SHOULD NOT leave their safe spots until the warning is allowed to EXPIRE. Stay safe people..

[@suebee1436]

This is the most AMAZING channel ever!! Thank you Ryan and all who have contributed. That is something else.

[@penelope_meow]

Thank you for all that you do, Ryan and to all the contributors! Amazing job! Thoughts & prayers to everyone impacted.

[@SaraKkkkkkkk]

If I lived in those areas of the US, I'd be watching this channel every time a major storm came through. You're doing amazing work Ryan et al!

[@BrotherKyler]

As a Kansan, thank you for what you do! You save lives! Springtime in Tornado Alley always has a sense of uneasiness to it, but you help to keep us informed, which is such a blessing. When tornado season rolls around, I keep an eye on Ryan Hall like a hawk! My God be with those poor folks in Mississippi.

[@JesPiddlin-Author]

I will be watching from now on. We have a few local TV channels that shut down all programming but weather when we have tornado potential. (I'm in Oklahoma.) But I'll be watching this guy too, now.

[@deloreswilson1798]

Condolences and prayers rise up to all challenged by this recent weather event. God bless us everyone.AMERICA STRONG🤔💪🙏🇺🇸 DAYTON, OHIO!!

[@glendagrant9042]

So sorry for those affected. Lots of family in MS. Thank you to Y'all. Bless the first responders.

[@angelaf5040]

Thank you and travel safe tomorrow. What you do is save lives! You, Carlie, Andy, Reed and the other chasers absolutely save lives and are very admirable folks! Thank you again for following your dreams and making life safer for countless others!! God bless!

[@EstorilEm]

It’s one thing to research El Reno, Joplin, etc… it’s another (entirely) to watch it happen real time. This will be a historic event that meteorologists reference for decades. 😮

[@abbeystackhouse9562]

6:16:27 Tornado Warning for Amory, MS 6:21:01 PDS Tornado Warning for Amory, MS 6:28:48 Tornado Emergency for Amory, MS

[@CdogThePro]

3:35:30 Rolling Fork tornado 3:43:17 Tornado Emergency issued 5:05:45 Winona tornado 6:20:02 Egypt/Amory tornado

[@TehHawtn3ss]

Thank you

[@kristycherry3356]

Thanks again

[@Tenita79]

Thank you

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

Oh nice thanks for the timestamp

[@chrisdawson3859]

Thank you

[@pgd1226.]

Coming back this morning and it’s eerie at 3:17:40 to hear “these storms have underperformed” and the switch immediately gets flipped. Great coverage dude! You do good work

[@Achronym]

was just thinking the same thing

[@debrajean743]

If you have to take cover because of tornadoes, please don't forget your pets. They depend on you to keep them safe. God Bless You All from NJ.

[@c_rhynehardt]

AGREED ❤

[@damdamfino]

When I’m in a tornado warning, I put my dogs harness on (which has a light on it so he can be seen in the dark as he’s all black), attach his leash and hold him in my lap when I’m in my safe space. He thinks he’s going on a walk and gets disappointed when he can’t go outside, but better safe than sorry! E: harness always better than collar, because if your pet ever gets in a situation where you can’t reach them you can always grab the harness and pull them out safely rather than yanking on their neck alone.

[@cmorris9494]

I remembered getting a ton of tornado warnings in east Pennsylvania from remnants of hurricane ida. My dog hated the basement. my brother and I thought about carrying her into the basement. She is a golden retriever. The one tornado near us went on the other side of the river. I never was so scared in my life. We never plan on leaving our dog. She was family. She died last year. I wouldn't leave the new dog if weather is bad.

[@nancyrea3863]

Amen on the pets.

[@nancyrea3863]

Amen on the pets.

[@catherinewhite3508]

Ryan. Y'all Squad, behind the scenes and behind the screens. I am so glad to be part of this community~I was watching the live feed the entire time. As an OTR truck driver, weather is VERY important for me to keep track of, and there isn't ANYONE I trust more than the Y'all team. I got my sticker tonight~my heart goes out to everyone caught in this monster storm tonight.

[@catherinewhite3508]

At 11:30 pm there were still over 73,000 people watching! In case you forget just how MUCH of an impact you made tonight. ❣️

[@LilyGazou]

Stay safe.

[@dntrodg911]

Ryan has predicted several events in the past and they have played out just as he said they would. He was spot on on this event and is more accurate than the national weather service. I look to him now as my weather forecaster. Good job Ryan ! Keep it going !

[@TheSkyGuy77]

...the national weather service is the reason he even has these radars to look at.

[@truckinggal]

Hi Ryan, my fiancee and I team drive and we came thru the tornadic weather last night around baldwyn, ms. It was so crazy scary. Around saltillo, there was a transformer in the middle of the highway. We made it in safely only having a few trees down on the road close to our home. I just want to say THANK U! as soon as my bf woke me up, I said get on ryan hall. Sure enough, tornado warnings going off. We truly appreciate yall keeping us updated. #MSSTRONG pray 4 ms death toll is at 23

[@bugsy8734]

GOD BLESS YOU RYAN FOR SAVING MANY PEOPLE'S LIVES. WITHOUT YOUR HELP AND WARNINGS, THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAT DID NOT SURVIVE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND CARE.

[@d3e90]

Just found your page this morning after the storm last night. Lived in kansas most my life. This is an amazing service you and your team is providing. Keep up the good work fellas.

[@dispohero1]

The y’all squad is a blessing! Maybe use some of the funds to train the squad as first responders medics and equip them with med kits and AED’s. Love you guys!

[@playnicebereal5850]

Prayers for all in need and thank you to all who are boots in the ground! Also you and Andy are my go to since I work a hotline and whatever is going on can impact those who are in need of help. 🙏💜

[@patriciamichaels4393]

Just bought the Y'all A Meter for our daughter's family in MN to help support folks impacted by these storms. Thanks for what you do. Our other daughter's family is in Cumberland Gap.

[@southernwaysdesign7744]

RYAN And TEAM You Guys are AMAZING.... Thanks for all your hard work .. Thanks for your LIVES and all the HELP you give to Surviors , Prayers to all Impacted ... Sending My Love to all from Down South Louisiana

[@suehuff8065]

Prayers for everyone impacted by these storms and for Ryan and Andy and anyone working with them before, during and after! Good people are everywhere and the Y'all squad are at the top of my list!

[@shelbykobes]

We were traveling just north of large tornados last night on interstate 55 with my family . Thanks to your information and weather omega we stopped 30 minutes North of the storms. We were timed out to meet the storms head on. Thanks for all your information

[@greenmirror5555]

Thanks for organizing all of this weather and emergency in real time...the crowd sourcing of good people is outstanding. Your channel allows people to actually prepare for trouble days and weeks before and regroup after.

[@Raquelly.]

Woke up to the devastating news. Poor people, and animals. Ryan saves lives. Thank you for all you do.

[@CoLLectiNgCAtS-q2q]

Lived in Tullahoma, TN when huge tornado hit Alabama. Hours away and photos and papers rained down in our yards. They started an online site to post what you found so people could claim it. We mailed family photos to several people. Insane. Prayers for all affected! Thanks Ryan

[@maddie8983]

That happened to my family on a smaller scale during the 2011 superoutbreak. We lived in the tri-state area in southern TN and we watched sheet metal and insulation fall out of the clouds. Went out into the yard afterward and found mail from a town in Alabama that was about 40 miles southwest.

[@Emily_Paris]

I hope and pray a lot of people listened to Ryan Hall’s weather channel to escape these deadly tornadoes. I know some didn’t make it which is sad but listening to Ryan is a lifesaver. Thank you Ryan and team for your outstanding hard work to help others.

[@MeegieAnderson]

Every time Ryan is live, we can all help by sharing his stream...even if we aren't in affected areas, someone who sees it knows someone who is ❤ And subscribe!

[@melindahester7715]

Thank you for being there last night! We were watching here in Alabama. You stay on it,and that is what is so badly needed. Thank you for saving so many lives. And,you helped so many people with rooms . God bless you Ryan!

[@forgodsolovedyou]

Thanks for your channel and the storm chasers that actually televise the storms. It shows how devastating it is going through something like this.

[@kimthomas5629]

I saw you mentioned on Twitter and came here to listen to you. I will be watching you for now on. Thankful for you and your team for keeping people informed and saving lives. You all are an awesome caring team. God Bless You All.

[@Brandy.B.]

@Ryan Hall Y'all and team thank you for all you do and continue to do for others. I appreciate you helping those in need. Also thank you to the storm chasers who didn't pause to help those lastnight. God bless 🙌 🙏

[@suecolbert1047]

Thank you Ryan! So sorry to hear so many folks are Gone with This Helluva Tornado Outbreak!

[@tonytarin6934]

Ryan, You and your team provided lifesaving information to the folks out ahead of this devastating tornado. The world is a better place because of people like you. Prayers for all impacted by this terrible storm. Many blessings from Owasso, Oklahoma. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Singhpala]

Even Indian state of Punjab had a very rare tornado today (probably an F3 or F4;not confirmed yet) It was in north western part of punjab. More than dozen people got injured. cattle was also hurt. The whole village was affected and damaged. For those who don’t know, india is not known for having tornadoes. It’s a rare site which happens once every 10-15 years or so.

[@Micfri300]

Houses in the us are structurally way more defined and solid than those who live in shanty Houses in india especially the poor.

[@Micfri300]

@@ScoobyDoozy definitely are more structurally developed than huts...

[@Micfri300]

@@ScoobyDoozy and no its not odd. Those in America are destroyed by powerful tornadoes meanwhile in India the poor parts a garden blower would cause partial destruction

[@Singhpala]

@@Micfri300 yes, you are partially right about the structural integrity of the houses in India. But, the fact is,most of Indian houses are build from concrete and steel foundations which makes them much stronger than the houses here in US which are mostly wooden ! The houses that were destroyed in this tornado were pretty old houses which were built probably during British rule in india( before 1947) So, yes you are right on some points but not all of them !

[@Micfri300]

@@Singhpala "most Indian houses" that's already a lie.

[@teresagoodwin7458]

Thank you Ryan and the whole Y'all Squad Team for saving lives, keeping us weather aware and prepared and SAFE NOT SCARED!! GOD BLESS EVERYONE AFFECTED BY THESE DEVASTATING DAMAGING STORMS 🤗💞🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MilitantDanny]

You all do good work Ryan. None of us can control the weather, but if your information saves one life, your worth cannot be overstated. Happily donated.

[@DaBears08]

at 3:27:00 when the lightning goes crazy on Chris’ feed I would love to hear what he is hearing because when Ryan showed his position on the map shortly after he’s essentially slightly ahead but south of the storm and he’s watching that storm front pass right by him that produces the tornado with a ridiculously clear view.

[@lorriewatson7423]

No doubt your work saves many, many lives. Thank you for what you do!

[@susanmoore7229]

Watching 18 hours after posting started. I’m amazed at the heartfelt giving and amount raised, and especially the early warnings!!

[@pyr0static]

I remember years ago a tornado hit Dallas, Tx. Didn't hit our area, but roofing materials started raining down on our yard. Crazy how far it can spread debris.

[@underthetornado]

Thank you Ryan for making it possible for all us listeners to be able to directly contribute and help so many people hurt, displaced and injured/effected by these terrible storms. Thanks for taking our donations directly to the source!! You make it possible for ALL of us watching to be directly involved in helping.❤❤👍😎 starts at 3:35.06

[@CrazyWeatherDude]

3:26:30 that lightning is wild. 4:33:39 that alarm is so creepy.

[@cherokeekid9491]

Rolling fork/silver city tornado has a preliminary rating of EF-4 by the NWS office in Jackson ms

[@Peractorius]

25 dead as of right now. My best friend's house and neighborhood are completely gone. Wrecked away. Looks like the rapture came. Its so quiet. I'm praying.

[@VoxRatio]

@3:21:57 For mentioning the potential beginning of the Rolling Fork tornado. Over 20 dead now. 😢 Thank you for the work you all do. There probably could have been more deaths than what we’ll end up with if not for y’all.

[@BootsEditor11]

Exactly good catch. Amazing. These storms are wild and unpredictable but he nailed it.

[@jasras5743]

this will go down as one of ryan halls most historical stream ever, comparable to the may field stream, 26 are dead of this current moment

[@janetwheeler382]

Pretty scary winds and rain here in East TN. Sounded like a freight train in the distance. Up and alert! Thanks Ryan for all you do. ❤️🙏

[@tometheusll]

Hey Ryan, I got a great idea. I've been thinking about tornado blanket for a long time these blankets are blankets you can put in your closet just in case there's an emergency where people have to hop into a bathtub for the interior closet. It's going to be a full protective blanket. The materials are going to be a caviar or carbon of made material that's able to stop bullets and other flying debris. Thinking about as a queen-size blanket.

[@Reallythough]

Really good idea!

[@texascountry7663]

Like the car covers used against hail. Do it, brother!!

[@aether44]

PLEASE make it ! You would save alot of lives and prevent thousands of injuries.😊

[@waynasparks533]

Hi Ryan from California Love watching you. I have family in Philadelphia Miss so I've been a little on edge. Talked to my brother and they are fine.

[@suzannesturrock6950]

Watching from the uk, Ryan you do an amazing job, prayers to all those affected x

[@xGodofAcidx]

Thanks Ryan. Watched just about every minute of the feed and I'm exhausted today, I can only imagine how you feel.

[@angelicclement5839]

Thank you for the Gifted Membership. PRAYING FOR ALL THE FAMILIES AND ANIMALS IN MISSISSIPPI

[@elainewalls1965]

Thank you Ryan. You helped save a lot of lives tonight.

[@fewferfev]

My daughter lives in Amory. Much of that town is in a flood zone so going underground was a no-go. The ground is already saturated there from prior rains aplenty. Thank you so much for this coverage, Ryan. You are a Godsend and are so very much loved and appreciated. Daughter's house made it through but some of her neighbors' didn't. The animal rescue took a hit and there are so many stories to be told. News from all over are asking for interviews and just yesterday the completely destroyed animal shelter had to take in 24 puppies. Daughter says to give her thanks to you as well. Electricity was off just before it got bad so what you say before one of these hits is all they will hear.

[@SnowMan68]

April 10th 1979 I was 11 years old visiting my aunt in Wichita falls Texas! The weather people were concerned about the real possibility of tornadoes on this Day,!! They didn't have the radar technology that we have today or streams to get the word out in plenty of time to take action!! I do believe that your information and the work that y'all do on this channel is vital for everyone in the affected areas!

[@wingandaprayer7777]

Our hearts are deeply sadden atthe lost of life. However I have to believe that if it wasn't for those listening to Ryan Hall many more could have been impacted. Ryan was giving the area a forewarning early so they could prepare for the worst. I hear the popular weather channel say a few minutes ago that some only had a two minute warning. We know that's not true...Ryan was talking about this system setup over a week ago and there were warnings issued for some ares about 30 mins to an hour before. Thank you Ryan Hall team for all you do!

[@shellyrencher]

the look on your face at 4 hrs and 7 minutes says it all. God bless you and all the boys out there helping. God bless y'all!

[@macfly4649]

seeing how the people came together is just simmply amazing. i mean $ 80,000 that quickly. Im a canadian but proud to be a human being seeing how youve all come together to help those poor souls.

[@william2036]

thank you and your team for all the acts of kindness you do for people in need

[@StevieNicksIsMyFairyGodmother]

Yours is the most remarkable channel I’ve seen! New subscriber from Texas. God Bless the people in Mississippi and the chasers reporting on this catastrophic event 🙏

[@abbeystackhouse9562]

6:21:14 you can see how ryans reaction is intense, thats how you know its getting bad.

[@TruckingWithJeter]

It’s bad out there. Real bad. Prayers for those folks.

[@conductor_dee]

I was watching from Florida, though I had to step away at some point because it was getting super intense to see. I can't imagine what the people are having to face from these tornadoes, I hope they can stay strong;;

[@Stormycam]

That was a nice stream! I’m very sad to see the mass casualty incident happen.

[@scottgorski7931]

I followed this storm on Ryan and Andy's sites. We have a property in far southern Illinois where my wife is right now while I'm in central Wisconsin. What a tense night. Once that tornado touched down and they could see on radar just how big the debris field was there was no way I could not follow. These two are the real deal, they don't sound the alarm unless it's real.

[@cmorris9494]

There is a drone footage shot on twc. There were only a few buildings that I consider still standing.

[@maid4thelamb85]

Ryan, I have no doubt that what you do, saved lives last night. Thank you for your preserverance, and God bless you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️✝️✝️❤

[@brucewayne5504]

Ryan is a a godsend, god bless everyone who helped/helping!

[@krimzenlp]

Some people in the live chat and in the comments need to learn what humanity means and apply it.

[@TWBlack]

23 so far have lost their lives🥹. Prayers!!! My truck driver friends actually came through there yesterday afternoon, thankfully got through before the really bad weather hit!! And they definitely watch y'all since I shared your channel awhile back

[@leah__gail]

North central Alabama here. We got a warning last night approximately 5 minutes before a tornado passed over. 6:00 just waking up again, so haven’t heard of any damage or deaths. Sending much love and prayers to those in Mississippi. 🙏❤️

[@jawshyGG]

Yeah, I live in Hartselle and the tornado warning came right about the time that it got on top of us. Terrifying times. Prayers to those out in Mississippi, condolences to the families, and hoping for a calm next few months for rebuilt.

[@GodsGraceAlone]

1 million views last night. What an amazing job you do Ryan!!

[@thesouparmy15]

Whenever I hear "PDS," the hair on the back of my neck stands up. Prayers for everyone affected.

[@RJ.the.artist]

And this is why I subscribe every month. I know the money is going to a good cause. You saved a lot of lives last night.

[@AboutThatTime420]

3:27:50 Wow I have never seen that much lightning in a storm before. That's actually insane.

[@LloydJarvis]

Ryan! I live near danvile al. , thanks to Andy for calling that tornado right before it hit we ran to the storm shelter. it missed us by about 1/2 mile or mile or so. I was watching it on radar trying to figure if we need to go to the shelter. but soon as yall said Danville we grabbed the kids.

[@LloydJarvis]

it's messed up from Danville to hartselle al.

[@lovetohuntlovetohunt6241]

God Bless you, storm chasers, all medics, & everyone helping🙏

[@c_rhynehardt]

I have a bad feeling that this is going to be a rough year weather-wise. I watched the stream until about 11pm and only stopped watching because I had to get up and go to work Saturday. My heart is breaking for these poor folks😢

[@Visitor2Earth]

Ryan is the epitome of what social media is ACTUALLY for…not puppies or cats or kids, but actually HELPING other people and SAVING LIVES. How can we nominate Ryan Hall for the Nobel Peace Prize?

[@DavidKnight30175]

If I could vote a million times I will give you a million thumbs up

[@Antonia-et5sb]

Do You know how...to find ANDY??? PLZ ADVISE!! TY IN ADVANCE! 😊

[@DavidKnight30175]

@@Antonia-et5sb I found it in his description

[@Antonia-et5sb]

Good thought!! I'll research that, and see if I can find it! Great idea...curious to learn the answer!! It would make amazing if such an awesome reward would be granted to Ryan!! He certainly Deserves such an Honorable Reward!! And So Much More! He's a great Man, Charlie Charie Brown...A Great Man, indeed....❤

[@DavidKnight30175]

@@Antonia-et5sb are used to do the same thing when I had my KZbin channel actively going no I just mainly report into Skywarn

[@amberj7936]

Hello from Palm Coast, FL!! Sending prayers to all that may need it!!

[@TakeTheRide]

23 have died now. Prayers for the injured, the survivors, the pets the wildlife and the rescue workers.

[@dawsonbyrd8901]

God Bless You Ryan thanks for all you do I’m a weather fanatic as well it intrigues me so much always has my favorite movie as a kid was Twister I want to get into chasing but you’ve saved so many lives thank you and prayers going up for all affected tonight by these catastrophic storms tonight!!

[@SamEvans-at-sc_evans]

3:50:38 exactly, shows a terrifying backlit funnel on Brett Adair's feed 😮

[@sniele.9799]

That's a windshield wiper

[@SamEvans-at-sc_evans]

​@@sniele.9799Well heck, I see it now

[@altarwork]

Thankyou Ryan and everyone else that works to do these videos to raise awareness. Y’all are doing something with your life that matters.

[@janfelshaw8217]

In regards to your storm chasers… a man’s heart needs three things, a battle to fight, an adventure to live, and a beauty to love. Your storm chasers are what I would call real men, not adrenaline junkies, just saying. Thank you to them all.

[@chrisdawson3859]

Well said!

[@spookyterr0r731]

I live in eupora it was some scary stuff. I remember the moment it turned north I sighed a breath of relief and then began to worry for others. I had my kids in the bathtub covered with blankets in the center of the home. Thankfully we didn't get hit but I feel so bad for the families that did. May God be with them.

[@timothyhowell7047]

It's crazy that I was watching your stream last night and nothing was really happening compared to what we thought was going to happen. I dozed off because I had to be at work at 6 this morning only to get to work to see what happened. My goodness 24 life's loss over night. When everything started so slow and not much going on I thought, well I'm going to keep it on to maybe help with the views or algorithm or whatever. Never thought last night would turn into what it did.

[@erickdavonigan1626]

God didn't send us super heroes but he sent us Ryan Hall. Thank you and god bless.

[@ExKUKicker]

Right here in Wichita, Kansas...Tornado Alley...getting ready for, what looks to be a busy Spring, Ryan! Appreciate ALL that you do, Sir!👍