The March 31, 2023 Tornado Outbreak, As It Happened…

[@brendabowers2320]

Ryan, and everyone that helped during this night full of tornadoes. My daughter was smack dab in the middle of the tornado that destroyed parts of Covington, TN. It was because of this team she and her young son were able to get to safety in time. She had texted me saying she was scared and I was able to give her directions because I was watching you. Just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work!

[@mtnshelby7059]

❤

[@vanessasworder]

Glad they are safe ❤

[@kermitandmisspiggyb]

That’s awesome! So glad they are safe. I have a friend named Debbie Graves who lives in Covington. I’m hoping she and her family are safe.

[@indias3390]

❤

[@foreverealm]

❤

[@cherylstoyanov5921]

Its 8:30 am in Bulgaria from where I am watching and living since 2013. All my family members live in the midwest and I have watched you since the beginning! Love your heart Ryan for helping people during extreme weather! My children survived the Joplin tornado in 2011 so I know what these storms do! Keep doing what you love and know there are many people international that watch you too❤️👍

[@minh5295]

That was the most insane stream for this channel. A special thanks to Ryan Hall and everyone who help make this stream possible.

[@Pixie_Of_SJ]

Agreed. It almost got as crazy as the Dec 10,2021 nader outbreaks. ❤

[@dmitri546]

And a special thanks to mother nature for creating this absurd event

[@gagsdoublej4254]

Excuse me Sir/Madam Are you saved? If you died tonight are you going to heaven? Jesus loves you

[@JudiBullard]

❤

[@yellowisnice235]

I agree. That outbreak produced 134 tornadoes

[@Carolinagirl1028]

I can not imagine how tired you must be after a day like today. Thank you so much for all you do! You no doubt made a huge difference today in making sure people were able to get to safety. Please get some well deserved rest!

[@violetviolet888]

Carolinagirl1028: His colleague *Meteorologist Andy Hill* started at the same time and is still going.

[@Carolinagirl1028]

​@@violetviolet888 He actually started a little after him. Either way I am.glad he is able to keep going and that Ryan can get some rest and hopefully feel better.

[@violetviolet888]

@@Carolinagirl1028 Andy started at 13:02. Ryan started at 13:49. Which means Andy was going for almost one hour *before* Ryan. And he's still going *now* .

[@cmorris9494]

And they do it again on Tuesday

[@dharmaslife]

@@violetviolet888 It’s not a contest

[@xaninuax]

Watched all 11 hours of this minus the first 3-4 minutes...Thank you Ryan. Please get some well deserved rest.

[@lindsaygoldman7448]

So did I! That was a wild ride !

[@alyssaking8060]

Same! It was insane !

[@Susannah99]

Me too

[@Rogued0ne]

Same here

[@violetviolet888]

Xaninuax: His colleague *Meteorologist Andy Hill* started at the same time and is still going.

[@jonathandennis8263]

You’re the best, Ryan. I’m from Little Rock, Arkansas and all I can do is say thank you for everything you do. You made a HUGE difference today.

[@ProfessorDeez3]

Today was my first time ever watching you. Your coverage of all these storms and events is amazing. I work EMS in west Tennessee and your coverage may have saved me from potentially driving into dangerous storms. Thank you so much.

[@dwlsn93]

Thank goodness you were safe! Ryan’s coverage helped me keep a bunch of field nurses safe during a January outbreak in SW Florida when we were on duty. Simply amazing coverage - down to the very street & highway the storm moved to!

[@F0X_H0UND]

At one point there were 19 tornados on the ground simultaneously. Ryan continued to stream for nearly 12 hours despite being sick and making it difficult for him to speak. I couldn't imagine trying to keep up with 19 tornados and telling people what they should do while sick. You're a good man Ryan.

[@cu4rshot.589]

There was 19 warnings but not on the ground

[@jasmineryce217]

I watched a stream he did a couple years back in March, before he had the whole squad of people he has now and it was just him, his computers, and his camera. I’m so glad he’s got a team of meteorologists and other tech people working with him to keep on top of it all now, because that was an insane night, with warnings dropping faster than he could even name. He’s a legend.

[@junkiexl86]

A Warning doesn't = actual tornado on the ground. Just means rotation is indicated. Historically, most "warnings" dont go on to produce anything, but that's not an excuse to not take it seriously. Treat every warning as an actual tornado. I know we do. We lost everything in the Moore F5 in '99 only to move to to a different neighborhood and take another direct hit by the Moore EF5 in 2013, 14 years later...I cant stress to people enough how serious these things can be and the "It wont happen to me" mindset can get you killed. I applaud people Like Ryan, Andy and all the people that got involved to give everyone a heads up in realtime as these storms came through. This part of the country is deadly this time a year and people get complacent. I know we did.

[@daisyp1670]

@@junkiexl86 i have always wanted to meet someone like you. What made you stay/go back to Moore after something like that? 😮 And you’re absolutely right. it could be an itty bitty rope or just some twisty sky wind, but it could also be a Moore or a Joplin or an El Reno or any of the ones we saw on March 31st. In order to live, we gotta treat every warning like the latter.

[@Hue_Sam]

@@cu4rshot.589 People here treat warnings as actual tornadoes

[@tedshepsky5591]

I was watching from Oregon and saw a tornado threat in the county in MO where my friend lives. I texted him, he was working on the property but took shelter just minutes before 2 inch hail and massive wind hit. Thank you Ryan, and God bless you.

[@PaigePauline2012]

I’m watching from Oregon too!! What part?

[@jeremiahleasure4301]

I’m in Oregon too! Was talking to some kids stuck in a basement over there. 12 year old and a wounded 4 year old.

[@yhwhdesigntruth]

@Ryan your team was at least 10 min faster than local radar. You all are saving lives. You need to know that It'd 12:59am now and the damage is bad from LR to NLR to Sherwood. I cannt express the thanks I and many others have for you and your team!

[@jyi5506]

For Ryan and Andy: Thank you so much for watching out for us! Fyi: As professional vocalist my voice coach taught me LICORICE ROOT is great for the voice. Begin 1 capsule daily plus chew whole root. Also: Citrus strips vocal cords Ice constricts vocal cords Soda pop/sticky on vocal cords Warm drinks best Many thanks to all the team! ❤

[@referencefool6525]

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[@jamespierce7723]

For Ryan and his team. You guys are super human. Great work

[@melusine826]

Definitely, there are some good techniques for muscle tension dysphonia worth sharing

[@koneeche]

Careful with licorice root, it can cause heart problems over time, especially with daily usage.

[@flowerjisungie]

I gotta say a massive thank you. I'm from the solon/cedar rapids Iowa area and because of you I knew about the tornados near by. Local news didn't really cover it and when they did it wasn't until at least 10 minutes later. I hope you get some much needed rest after all this and again thank you so much.

[@OneBrokenEgg]

Why hello there, fellow Cedar Rapids area resident.

[@phoenixantis6994]

I started watching the stream about 1:30 or so CDT. I live in southeast Illinois, was getting prepped for some serious weather. Was praying I didn't see my town on the list, saw the Little Rock tornado, and all the rest. As soon as the watch was extended to my locale, I went to a friend's house to stay in his basement for shelter. Then, suddenly, about 9:00pm CST, Ryan had focused on my region. The last thing you want watching these streams is to see your town and hear Ryan say the name, but it's the first thing you need. Thank you, Ryan, for warning me and my friend's family as a tornado passed right through our town. Praying for all those who've lost so much today.

[@eugeoyes513]

Did it damage your home?

[@curlyred83]

1:42:55 First tornado emergency North Little Rock tornado 4:11:00 Wynne tornado emergency 5:00:00 Shelby tornado emergency 5:13:47 Covington tornado emergency 8:28:34 Tornado emergency 5

[@30goals]

MVP thanks so much legend

[@laseourable]

Thank you!!

[@Mafia_Japan]

Thanks, I feel bad for North Little Rock, Wynne, Shelby, Covington, and another county (From Texas)

[@cu4rshot.589]

What about Sullivan Indiana?

[@abenton3284]

Thank you for giving this time stamps

[@rpr8]

Hello Ryan. I live in Robinson, Illinois. The storm that was in our area is around 8:25:00 in your stream. I had been watching you all evening (first time watcher). Our local radio had no information. Our local television stations were very late to break in. I was informed for 30-60 minutes before the storm arrive thanks to you. I can't thank you enough for your work. I live on the south side of town, the tornado was half a mile from my house. I know people who lost their homes and were trapped in them. Three people in our community lost their lives to that storm last night. It's an unforgettable night and I honestly can't thank you, Brad, and the rest of you involved. Brad, thank you for spotting that cell and coming down to spot it for us.

[@pinkdoor85]

Thank you for helping all of us affected yesterday. I watched you from the beginning of your stream until I lost power (and wifi) around 2300. My family and I took shelter in our safe place twice last night and were able to know when exactly to do so and how long to remain because of you and your team. I shared your stream with everyone I love because they, too, were all in the paths of this devastating system. As we all live in rural areas without sirens within an audible distance, it is because of you that we all knew what to do and when to do it. Love, appreciation, and endless support from Somerville, TN.

[@sassysarina9718]

I wouldn't have known to call my grandma in Sullivan, wake her up and warn her to get to safety if it weren't for you, Ryan, and your team. The place was devastated by that tornado!! Grandma Betty is ok though ❤❤❤

[@KenzieKG]

So glad to hear she’s okay!

[@DJChavez95]

Very glad to hear she’s okay ! Must be very devastating..

[@OneBrokenEgg]

Glad to hear that she’s okay

[@yfi62dortoh]

This was absolutely amazing and Ryan you are the MAN! What other weather man would sit and narrate EVERY SINGLE TORNADO happening live for 11 and a half hours straight?! NOBODY! It’s only you!! You are the dude Ryan!

[@violetviolet888]

TheSDagger: Ryan's colleague *Meteorologist Andy Hill* started at the same time and is still going on his channel, when his 12 hours is up (KZbin Livestream limit), he is starting a new livestream to keep up with Tornado outbreaks (in Tennessee at the moment). Go to @metandyhill and click on the Live tab for the link.

[@shelbybartee2994]

James Spann would

[@chrisallclips]

Andy Hill was streaming alongside him the whole time and even started a new stream to go on past the 12-hour limit. It's not just him. There is a team with him and they all were super appreciated today!

[@WordistheSword]

Thanks!

[@mantiquescave]

Unreal coverage of all the storms. Riveting, scary, and sad all at once. Thank you Ryan and the team for all you did and do. You’re making us aware, teaching us, and saving lives.

[@ItaliaClaire4547]

BRAVO ZULU to Ryan Hall, Y’all and his crew. He saved my daughter and grandson by alerting her town to take shelter immediately while he watched this tornado formed about a mile from her house. There were no siren at the time but came on after my daughter and my grandson was already in a safe position. I was on the phone with her to calm her down. They could hear the tornado and wasn’t sure it was coming towards her. It was the most frightening thing I’ve experienced with her. Actually it was sad… we said I love you and goodbye not knowing what might happen. I thank GOD for Ryan Hall!! Ryan, you deserve a medal!!! ❤️

[@absunshine6906]

I'm a Canadian from Alberta and I was " Absolutely Glued" to this channel last night. You and your team pulled off 11 hours of lifesaving information. Bless you guys.

[@farmlife547]

Ryan- another Greyshirt (volunteer I work with at Team Rubicon- disaster recovery) cues me into your channel to warn me of storms. He is in NY- I was able to put 5 homes in a group chat all within 10-15 miles of me and was warning them BEFORE their sirens were going off- and multiple times we never heard sirens. And with ptsd the insane alarms going off on all phones after your warning literally kept me from jumping 10 feet in the air. THANK YOU!!! I will make sure the greyshirts I work with at Team Rubicon KNOW about this channel. Thank you!!! thank you!!!

[@Jessica-hw9vl]

I too am also thankful for the warnings before my local syrens! He was way ahead and My family and I are much appreciative.

[@abbyta26]

Hey there fellow Grey shirt! Welcome to the Y'all Gang! ❤

[@farmlife547]

@@abbyta26 hey GS!!! Watching again now- scary this is in the backyard

[@farmlife547]

@@abbyta26 HEY GS!!!

[@abbyta26]

@Farm Life love that there are more of us on here and spreading the word about this super important podcast! Stay safe out there!

[@AriaTheAria]

I think we can all agree that our hearts and prayers go out to EVERYONE affected this evening by this terribly destructive tornado storm. If you don't have money, donate time. If not time, then even 50 cents helps. 10,000 people times $0.50 is $5,000. Let's do something, just a little. ❤from Anderson IN

[@davidthrift7037]

Hi Ryan, I’m originally from Arkansas now living in Pennsylvania, I still have a lot of relatives that live back in Arkansas. I got most of the to subscribe to your Chanel. Thanks to you and your team they were not scared but prepared for the storms that went through. All my family made it through the storms fine. Thank you for what you and your team do. It definitely saves lives.

[@tessadeasey3524]

Thanks for the superb weather warnings. We were in our safe spot listening near Peoria, Illinois. My husband had you streaming on the TV at work. You helped keep us all prepared and not as scared. Take much needed mental break after all this craziness today. We'll be watching again on Tuesday!

[@curlyred83]

Thank you Ryan for all you do I have no doubt that you saved tens of lives with this stream.❤

[@carolebarrett4437]

"This the most important day that this channel has ever existed." Ryan & all those amazing people you work with are indeed lifesavers! A reassuring voice in the storm! Thank you!!!

[@denisegaylord382]

A BIG THANK YOU to you Ryan and the Y'all Squad! I know these storms were crazy for all y'all. But I am grateful for your coverage. I am a truck driver, and Y'all's reports and updates kept me safe last night. I learned where the danger zones were, and was able to route myself around the worst of those storms rolling through Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. In some places I dragged my feet to let the storms roll on by, and others, I was able to skirt behind them to the west. Y'all's calm, helped me remain sane in these insane storms. THANK YOU! I appreciate everything y'all do to keep us safe in the weather. May God protect each and everyone of y'all, From Ryan in the studio, to all of the Storm Chasers. Y'all do an amazing job. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lokanilouis]

Thank you Ryan for the coverage over Atoka, Brighton and Covington. The Tornado was literally in our backyard before it made its way to Covington where my dad was working at Home Depot. My dad said you could see the Tornado coming. It did damage to Covington. Hwy 51 was shut down due to trees and power lines on the road. Prayers to all who were affected by this Tornado and very BIG THANK YOU to Ryan and the Team. Stay safe guys ❤

[@paulinahale8286]

This was an absolutely mental live stream yesterday into last night. I could not believe the amount of tornadoes, let alone warnings, that trespassed. Ryan, you and your team are life savers. Thank you so much for all that you all do to keep us all safe. Keep being epic.

[@LordZolric]

Last night in Belvidere Illinois the Apollo Theater's roof collapsed during a Metal concert at least 28 hurt and one dead so far. This is crazy, I was going to go to that show but i decided to go and see another show on April 1st instead. Thoughts and prayers to everyone effected and to the lives lost during this outbreak. Great job on the stream sir, much respect.

[@Harmzzz]

I’m in Belvidere and my mom was in the tornado I wasn’t scared that much I was in shock tho

[@thelonehussar6101]

Looks like Sullivan, IN may have been hit by a wedge tornado. Local police have so far reported 2 deaths, and it sounds like the south side of town got absolutely demolished. Keep them in your prayers, folks.

[@kathyroux7386]

Thanks Ryan for your live stream! I just moved into an apartment in St. Louis and have no TV yet. I watched your broadcast from 2:30pm to the end. Thanks to you, I spent the entire time weather aware and inside staying safe. You rock!

[@markrush5013]

I watched ryan about all night and he never fails to impress. hes much better than local stations.he provides constant coverage while they come on air and go off while much is still happening. stay safe. its gonna be a rough spring it looks like.

[@raywood7621]

Ryan, lifelong sullivan indiana resident. I can't thank you enough for the coverage you gave me last night, the tornado missed my house by a few blocks but my kids and animals were in the basement safe because of you.

[@KenzieKG]

So glad you and your family are okay!

[@TakeTheRide]

I watched the whole stream. Thank you for warning people. Thanks for the videos. Thanks for helping people. Continued prayers for people, pets and wildlife affected by the storms.

[@Jessica-hw9vl]

Ryan, Thank you so much for being the best Live forcast for me and my family tonight. You Rock! Much love from Memphis, Munford and Southaven!

[@DiscordLink]

Was watching all day until my very town and ourselves got hit by a tornado. We are safe but lots of damage 🙏🏽

[@izzyham77]

The amount of time and reporting you put into this live stream is phenomenal, Thank you Ryan for covering this. I watched all 11 hours of this.

[@merandasmith2140]

Thank you for saving so many lives last night Ryan and team!! We love and appreciate you for everything you do!! 💙 Praying for everyone affected yesterday 🙏🏽

[@greeneyes909100]

Thank you Ryan for all the information on the tornadoes. This was so intense as we sat here listening to you...we're in California. To hear about eight tornadoes happening all at once was so scary. Thank goodness there are people like you who spend so much time giving out all the information and locations to so many people. You and your team are amazing. Thank you.

[@travisswauger]

Large Wedge Tornado on the ground about to hit downtown Columbia, TN. Will pass over I-65 in the next 25 minutes. Headed East/Northeast toward Rutherford County and Murfreesboro, TN. Will be over Murfreesboro in around 50 minutes.

[@violetviolet888]

Travis S: Ryan's colleague *Meteorologist Andy Hill* started at the same time and is still going on his channel, when his 12 hours is up (KZbin Livestream limit), he is starting a new livestream to keep up with Tornado outbreaks (in Tennessee at the moment). Go to @metandyhill and click on the Live tab for the link.

[@suehuff8065]

Thank you Ryan and team! Watched all your coverage from beginning to end yesterday. Here in southeast Iowa we had mammatus clouds, green skies, hail and lots of rotation. No tornado in our community but one within ten miles at Hedrick and so many in other parts of the state. Definitely a day to remember. I am so grateful that you helped us be aware and prepared for this event in advance...you provide such a vital service... as we all keep our eyes on the sky...you're the best...

[@rugbyguitargod]

I was able to follow this for about 4-5 hours sporadically while the storms were the most intense around Lexa, AR into Tunica, MS. What a great job you guys did sticking it out the whole 11 hours to keep this coverage going! I feel for all the folks who were impacted today by this phenomena; even as I type this comment, the storms continue to push to the east into the night.

[@rugbyguitargod]

also, at 7:06, you can see the really well-developed twin couplets which later split into corresponding hook echos. There had to be two on the ground like the ones in Sigourney, IA recorded by Vince Waelti.

[@derpenstein713]

Ryan and team, thank you for all that you do. I live in Tipton County TN very close to where the Brighton/Covington tornado was and I know a lot of people that were adversely affected by it. Unfortunately, a single person lost their life but I think your coverage had saved many more. You're doing amazing things bringing peoples' attention to the weather and building a community that has been beyond giving. Again, thank you.

[@sharewin6445]

Thank you, Ryan for your channel. We watch you when storms break out in our area. We watched the Mississippi tornadoes that tore up parts of Mississippi. We bought stickers to help out those towns in need, not knowing the next week that our area would be hit. We live in Brighton, TN, just outside Covington. Thankfully, we were spared any damage, not even rain, but sadly areas of our community were hit really hard. It's hard to see the damage in person! Had I not been subscribed to your channel, I don't know that I would have been aware of the approaching tornado. I was able to warn family members to take shelter. Thank you and your team for all you do to keep us safe.

[@MeadowDay]

Ryan, you have become such a help and lifesaver for our country..the media are useless..I keep my eyes on you for what’s happening. Thank you for being live while you were unwell, means SO much to so many. Blessings to all those souls affected by this awful day of weather 🙏🏻

[@gregorywebster6640]

Spencer, Indiana here. Watched all evening, but lost internet and power just after you updated our area and what was coming. We took cover. State Park across the street was hit hard. Lost 3 souls in neighboring town of Sullivan. Just wanted to send a thank you for all your hard work. Really appreciate it man. Subscribed!

[@gregorywebster6640]

Update: 2 more bodies found at State Park.

[@mariahoyla1092]

Thank you for your diligence in helping everyone. Get well soon!

[@christinecanty5409]

The best coverage of storms anywhere. Thanks to Ryan and everyone on the ground for saving lives. You are appreciated. Watched with y’all all night. God bless y’all and all those affected.

[@kalebbort9246]

I still come back to these types of videos all the time to really get a remember these events. I was near Peoria Illinois at the time with a pds tornado watch.

[@davemoody9868]

THANK YOU ALL! We live on the Mississippi and y'all :) got us through it. Even woke up a few friends who work night shift that had no idea. Did that based on your coverage. Thank you.

[@Bubba4168]

I’ve been watching you stream the entire 12 hours and I sincerely appreciate what you do.

[@travisswauger]

Large Wedge Tornado on the ground in Hohenwald, TN headed for Mount Pleasant and Columbia, TN. Stay safe

[@lindsaygoldman7448]

Thank you for updates!

[@Save20052]

Thank you Ryan and your team for the coverage. You deserve an award! Hopefully you got some much needed rest!

[@dwlsn93]

You and your team are amazing life savers (& pretty cool entertainment, too)! I showed my 2.5 year old granddaughter the storms & naders pix you had up. She couldn’t get enough. She loved the radar colors, too. I figured I’d get her attention & it worked. I have many friends and family in nearly every state you covered. Shared your live stream with many of them. What an awesome service you and your team provide during these weather phenomena. Keep up the good work & enjoy your well-deserved rest!

[@cinza6670]

I have family and friends traveling home from FL to MI. Thank you for all the professional weather coverage of this most odd weather. Never ever in my years have I ever witnessed such storms.

[@cathysmith1555]

Ryan and all the storm chasers and watchers, God bless you for the 11+ hours of coverage! You saved many many lives yesterday with your warnings and updates. Your coverage was way more informative than the weather channel!

[@juliaxoxo6020]

Day after day everything you do is very much appreciated!! Love you guys!

[@hilarymusson3724]

Thank you for your coverage during last nights storms. My family and I were hit in Martinsville, Indiana but we’re safe today thanks to you and the protective hand of the Lord!

[@timbartschwolfman]

6:46:40 the Tornado Warning for Winnebago County in Illinois is the storm I rode out, we could hear the Storm, it sounded like a Train we didn't lose power

[@kathy47802]

Terre Haute Indiana here. My husband watches you all the time. He had your channel on last night, and said it helped him tremendously. We are 20 minutes from Sullivan. We had a lot of high winds and the pressure in the house went out at 10:58 pm; we were downstairs watching. You could hear the whistle of the air leaving house. Everything got real quiet so we headed to basement. We’ll be walking property when wind calms down to see what it took down. He says your radar is more accurate than the weather for us Thank you so much for keeping us safe

[@jasonmangan3205]

Thank you Ryan & Andy you both did an incredible job keep everyone updated on the deadly Tornadoes & wind & hail damage I’m sure you guys are really exhausted in my home town of Chicago no damage but not to far away in Belvidere IL & Merrillville IN they weren’t fortunate as they had damage from possible Tornadoes I also hope the people of Wynne & Little Rock Arkansas can clean up & rebuild soon I pray for them

[@netsirk8437]

Thank you so much for all you do! You were above and beyond Friday night, which is more than I can say for a local news station. I'm a new subscriber as of Friday, 3/31/23. Watching your stream and seeing your radar models let me know that a tornado was heading straight for my area. Because of that, I was able to get my son and myself in shelter immediately and was able to continue listening to you stream. Thankfully, our area was spared, which is not what I can say for nearby areas.

[@coletteg.4548]

It’s the day after the storms and I just wanted to say thank you for doing what y’all do . This saves sooo many people’s lives . God bless y’all ♥️

[@abbeystackhouse9562]

1:17:50 Tornado Warning for Little Rock, AR 1:38:46 PDS Tornado Warning for Little Rock, AR 1:42:55 Tornado Emergency for Little Rock, AR

[@rich_rich90]

This outbreak was so severe it made headlines over here on UK media!

[@codyscorner2.082]

Damn

[@tatorh65]

Ryan and storm chasers. I want you to know how great full I am. I live in Georgia, My daughter lives in Indiana. We watch you all the time. Because of your stream. You saved so many lives. God Bless you all. ❤ Thank you again!!

[@TheApostateTapir]

You provided peace of mind for us here in Chicago, thank you for all you and the team do!

[@johnshade6282]

Was on my way home around 1am from a night out with the wife, on the drive home we got caught in a tornado. The most insane thing we have ever experienced, this was in western Ohio. Rain wrapped and at most 15ft of visibility. Steel barrels, tree limbs of considerable size flying horizontally through the air. Luckily we made it through with no injury or damage to our car. Everyone effected by these storms are in my thoughts.

[@wolfmann5160]

Tornado warning in KY approaching Campbellsville. You all stay safe in central KY.

[@ETallent]

Prayers for all of those who were affected by these storms. Thank you to Ryan Hall and Team for their massive effort with coverage. I’m so thankful for this channel.

[@catherinewetzel417]

I notified my friend in the Chicago area as to what was happening. They had thought that they were just getting some rain. The family was able to get to their basement in time thanks to your coverage.

[@MissMonday-]

Im from uk Lit a candle last night for all those affected 🕯 hope you all managed to get some rest 💜 thanks to Ryan and Team

[@gray_gray8209]

wow. what a stream. thank you ryan

[@calebmcbrier4588]

Ryan, thank you for dedicating so much time following storms and keeping us in the loop. As a weather nerd, I appreciate the science behind your streams, but as a father, I appreciate the live breakdowns of weather. Last night we were able to check in on my sister in law as the tornado rolled through Sullivan, IN. Shortly after I saught better shelter for my wife and son as we prepared for the tornado to roll through Franklin, IN. Thanks to your coverage, it was an easy and informed decision. The tornado ended up passing 3 miles north of our house, but we could see the clouds and hear the wind that came with the tornado. Lots of trees down in our town... but thankfully, there was no damage at our house as I was following your stream early in the day and was able to put away loose objects on our property. Keep doing what you're doing, it makes a difference.

[@francescae1129]

Outstanding coverage and assistance Ryan Hall and the Y'all Team! You, chasers, subs and chat are providing lifesaving aid to folks who now have nothing! My Nader Beans is arriving today. Will order more to continue to help! 👍✌

[@annetteparks2320]

RYAN YOU ARE A TRUE WORLD CHANGER. THANKS FOR BEING SO PASSIONATE AND DEDICATED. YOU ARE TRULY HELPING SAVE LIVES!!!!!

[@abbyta26]

World changer. Paradigm shifter. Ryan and his team are the future that we need.

[@Jesuslovesyou416]

God bless you Ryan! Thank you for doing what you do. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Praying for all of those that were in the storms path. Jesus loves you all.

[@stephenthomas7430]

Great coverage from you and your team on yesterdays outbreak.I follow you on all severe weather events. I'm 72 and I can say that I have never seen a tornado event like yesterdays. Keep up the good work!

[@dirtyhall4074]

i didnt even know this page existed until today. thank you for everything that you do

[@violetviolet888]

Dirty Hall: His colleague *Meteorologist Andy Hill* started at the same time and is still going.

[@peachxtaehyung]

Welcome!!

[@mtnall2237]

I watched most of your live steam last night. Thanks you you and your awesome team for covering these storms. Almost 12 hours of live stream is quite impressive.

[@paigetheparty7864]

I just watched this whole stream today. This was so crazy & you are your team did a great job with reporting! I live in Lima, OH. One of the last towns to have that tornado warning come through.

[@sherriunger8408]

Thank you for your coverage of these storms. I live in Sullivan, IN and watched your channel through the whole storm. Prayers for those who are affected by this tragedy.

[@E.Meyers]

I watched until the stream ended, but now central Kentucky is under a tornado watch from 1:21am to 3:00am. We need Ryan! Yes, I know he was live for twelve hours! But we rarely have tornadoes in our area. Thank you Ryan and team for everything!!

[@Lastfirst333]

Praying for your safety for family and homes

[@E.Meyers]

@@Lastfirst333 Thank you so much! The wind and rains just hit hard. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Thestar57]

@@E.Meyers Take care. Wish you all the best. 💜

[@E.Meyers]

@@Thestar57 Thank you! We are all clear now! 🙏🏻 I went to Andy’s live stream for comfort. He is still on!

[@oxicon]

Isn’t Kentucky in Dixie Alley though?

[@mtnshelby7059]

Thank you and your team for the people you educated and the lives you saved. I watched about 9 hours, absolutely riveting. I'm newly located to a state in this region and learned so much today. What a tragic event for so many, but it could have been much worse. Thank you to you and Andy and your teams.❤ ❤❤

[@Helen-vq3uj]

Ryan you did a wonderful job covering this. Who knows how many lives were saved that heeded your warnings. God bless you and the other men on your team!

[@crismcdonough2804]

Watched a few hours of your broadcast. I am sure that you saved lives with your warnings. YOU ARE A HERO. I love how you tell people that sitting on the couch won't save them and put on a helmet if they have one.. They need to hear that. You can't sugar coat it. Just how many tornadoes were there in the US yesterday?

[@snowen1]

I know y'all have to be exhausted after yesterday! Thank you so much for your hardwork and dedication--I was able to tell me friend in Murfreesboro to make early preparations so when that 2am warning went out, she was ready, and able to stay safe!

[@constancebeck2992]

Lots of damage in Morris chapel Adamsville bethel springs and selmer. Looks like 9 lost their lives. Thankyou for keeping me apprised as I have no television and you and weather radio kept us informed. The one in Adamsville was less than a mile from my home. Thank you again!

[@debrajean740]

Ryan, crew, and friends .. thank you so much for what you do! What an unnerving stream yesterday .. respect to you for your ability to stay calm and focused .. I kept thinking - someone bring this man something to eat! What a great example of using talent for good.

[@jeremeybohannon9635]

Had it not been for this man, potentially hundreds or even thousands of people could have lost their life! God bless you mr ryan!

[@Kikifriedmann]

I am so impressed what you are doing for soo many people! Your job is truly so important. I am watching you from a save spot from Hamburg Germany!🥰🙏 Thank you!!!

[@LindseyNightthief]

I live just east of Sullivan Indiana. It is considered part of our community. We know so many people from there, people who lost homes! Just devastating! I was at work at one of the local hospitals (Linton) and Sullivan county was coordinating with us incase there was an influx of patients. I made the call to get all of our patients in the hallways away from windows and got them extra blankets/pillows to cover up with. It was scary but we had to keep our cool for the patients. I kept Ryan's stream up on my phone the entire time! Thank you Ryan and team!

[@DMRVR]

Ryan you absolute madman thank you for everything you do! Insane stream today. Well done.

[@ambramarrs7325]

THANK YOU 🙏🏼 RYAN!!! Watched you for HOURS last night- I have families in Arkansas, Memphis, and Selmer, TN!

[@sharonjones7674]

Thank you for excellent coverage all of you. Incredible crazy storms. Prayers up for everyone in harms way. God Bless each and every person. Ryan fabulous job especially working thru your allergies and sunburn. May God hold our fellow Americans in his loving hands. Peace out🙏🌷

[@JodiDiGaetano-AGG]

Your quick and constant reporting helped save my husband from being in Little Rock when the tornado touched down. He was headed east on the 40 in Morrilton and was about to head into Conway when I told him to pull over at a gas station and wait because of the storm tracker. I was able to guide him with Yah's instructions and your maps... and he left when there was a short break in the storms. He headed south from Little Rock and was able to stay in front of the next round of storms and reach his FOB station/group safely in Leland, MS. He is with Grindstone Ministries now for relief work. They were the ones who told me to follow you. It was all Yahweh guiding you, guiding me, guiding him!! Hallelujah! Please keep doing what you're doing. The best reporting on the internet!!!

[@casasruben961]

Ryan crazy weather sure kept you very busy I have family in the path of this storm and we’re kept well informed you and the trackers did a awesome job prayers to the families affected. Great work Thank You!