Heartbreaking, also let's have the reporters not walk in front of construction vehicles when they're there to clean up devastated places. She did that on purpose just to get a dramatic shot.
Before settlers moved into these areas, how did the Indigenous people deal with/ survive tornado season? Did they dwell in these areas or did they go to other geographical areas during the season? I’m really curious about how they survived it. We drove from the East Coast to the West Coast and going through Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and all of those states and even through to Texas and New Mexico all we saw was lightening and tornado alerts. It was scary. Couldn’t wait to get back to “ earthquake” California.
Earthquake, fire, and tsunami in some places, I assume. Living in the midwest, I often think how grateful I am that I don't really have to worry about wildfire risk. That is, until the rainy season comes and you only get 5-20 minutes warning to take shelter before your entire home and all of your belongings could be blown away. With you in it! Or be without electricity for a week or more because electric company technicians are busy restoring power for 60,000 other people that were hit by the same storm. Luckily, I live in a suburban area with lots of trees and uneven landscape. Once those storms cross the river though into IL, they usually go into turbo mode. Picking up all the moisture from water droplets or hail pelting the water. We also have high risk for flooding in many areas, but safe from that here too. Despite being quite close to the river.
you have to understand how rare it is to actually be in the path of one its like less than one percent with modern urban sprawl. Now consider that the indigenous were in much smaller developments and much more thinly populated so that chance goes down even further, they likely did not do anything. They just stayed put and most of the time the storm would miss them.
They were migratory people, not dumbasses who purposefully built towns in Tornado Alley and then have these stupid stories posted about them every few years. They didnt need to survive it.
Y’all calm down, as someone who regularly operates construction equipment like that one and much more, it’s actually extremely common for people to walk in front of moving equipment, plus he only really had to make a slight left to avoid her
Every 10 years there is an outbreak unfortunately... i knew it was coming... prayers to everyone involved. Usually may and June is prime time but it's late april.. it's probably going to get worse unfortunately.
Why I moved to the desert! First memory is on our Nebraska farm at 3 yrs was watching a twister coming out of a swirling hook up in the sky, my uncle grabbed me on the run and we went to the basement where we stayed the night. Twisters passed in the night. Much damage was done.
Residents where you just lost your community, I repeat, please don't saddle up and head to Dallas, Tx!!!! We are over popularlted over here!!! Traffic is congested at any hour of the day and housing and apts. pricing has sky rocketed!!!
tornado warnings used to scare me so much as a kid, especially at night. it was like a big monster was outside. don't think i could live in the south again
Friday - many MASSIVE tornados this day, many wedge mile wide ones. Saturday- tornados big and they hit mostly at night. What most don’t know, many tornados ran parallel to each other at the same time and hit the same towns over and over again. The conditions Saturday is something we haven’t seen in decades. I think this is called family tornados but I’m unsure of this Wished better reporting on this bc it’s hard to find any info on this
Oh 😳 my Lord that poor town. Is that why towns in the Midwest are always new and shiny. Because they keep getting destroyed. I can't wrap my head around why anyone would want to live there. Can someone please explain that to me.
Probably very difficult, expensive, and switching over to tornado proof homes would take decades, and no government would probably put in the effort to make it happen.
@@firstdonuts It's not the governments responsibility to build a tornado proof home for anyone. You have to do that yourself. The way homes are built with cheap materials today is no wonder these tornados rip them apart anyway. I'm not being insensitive. I'm just being honest. I've seen how the way building structures have changed over the years. It's pathetic.
@@marvinhunt8276 I don't get what your point is. Are you suggesting people start tearing down their homes and building them new by themselves? Where would they live in the meantime? Do you know how to build a tornado proof house, cause I sure don't. Building a house requires education including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, etc. These are not things you learn over a few years. They are trades that take most decades to actually get good at, and that's just for one of those trades. Furthermore, people building homes have to know where to source materials, and how to meat government regulations. Finally, people actually have to have the time and money to build new homes and given most people in the states are making somewhere in the ballpark of 40k or less a year, it doesn't seem very reasonable for them to pay to replace their current homes that as you pointed out, are built with cheap materials, and take weeks if not years off of work to do so. The government is probably the only entity capable of contracting qualified workers on such a massive scale, to tear down and build tornado proof homes, while making sure they follow government regulations, and while providing housing to people who are transitioning to those tornado proof homes. But obviously, that would be expensive, and its unlikely when there are so many complicated factors at play regarding the economics of the housing market, the companies building homes, and the logistics of the effort all around. All of this doesnt even include the fact that if building tornado proof homes was easy and or cheap, we would already be doing it. Clearly whatever the limitation is, money or knowledge, its not as easy as you make it sound.
There is a house on the beach, that was the only one standing in Florida. That was cause the Homeowner went above minimum building code, to make it indestructible. All the other rich houses were flatten. Even heard a story about a house the survived a wild fire, it was all concrete no wood. So everyone was pissed, cause they lost there homes and this one survived standing. So it is possible, but it can be expensive. Just cause they build houses out of wood, does not make it the only material you can use to build a house remember that. Also that minimum code is all that is. You can over engineer dam near anything if you want it to last forever. . 😊
The Ardmore High School was not on fire. The High School in Ardmore wasn't even touched. The fire everyone had talked about seeing was the Valero gas plant doing their normal burn off.. SMH
wow !!! ...god bless those poor people as they clean up & rebuild !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...................................just sayin ..........................:)
I ask my dad 2 decades ago who is a preacher. Why in dreams do I see Tornados coming at me. He said in biblical times a Tornado was a sign of Judgment. So I ask myself why so many Tornadoes on a historical skill. And the answer is Judgement. All these wacky weather events across America and the 🌎 World . Judgement!!!
Stop building the same structures! Concrete Monolithic Domes or underground building would be a smarter solution. The storms aren't going to stop, but we can stop using sticks & bricks, build aerodynamically sound structures.
Fortunately, diversity is our greatest strength. So, we will diversity our way through these and other challenges - by wasting time, energy, money, and trust on brow-beating each other into pretending ridiculous things like diversity is our greatest strength.
I'm from Ukraine. I am very grateful for your support, but it is important to understand that your military industrial enterprises will receive these funds, so these funds remain in your economy and are returned to the state budget through taxes. I really hope that your government will provide assistance to those affected by this tragedy. I wish all the victims a quick recovery !
@@user-po2xx7dl9uyou are very kind to explain to those that are narrow-minded. This administration isn't vindictive, FEMA will even help beet red Oklahoma recover.
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It was confirmed EF3 as the damage shows. EF4 would've shown a bit more damage of buildings such as being leveled way more. EF5, nothing would've been left just the foundations showing.
You would think that States that are affected by Tornadoes every year would come up a better way of building houses than just building them from woods.
I'm so very tired of comments like yours as it shows ignorance as Tornadoes can mess up any structure, people like you clearly can't wrap your poor fragile little minds around destruction like that. Its okay to admit you don't know nothing instead of saying stupid stuff like this.
Homeless, better arrest em 😢!! See how pathetic it sounds in such a situation!!! Sick huh??? Well that is what we think too! Good time to bring awareness to maga b s
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Strength to those affected and all our condolences to the families.
The woman reporter literally walked right into the path of the construction vehicle.
Yeah she just feels so entitled to stop the machine and guy from doing there job of clean up 😪
I noticed that when it aired live. I was yelling at the screen for her to gtfo of the way. My company was laughing.
Wtf lol. I didn't catch that until you mentioned it. Even started to turn to go around her... 🤦
lol she was over 50 feet in front of him you guys are stupid and sensitive as hell
I came here to talk about the sensationalism of all reporting on everything! I dont even watch the "news" any longer! Thats my rant have a great day!
Heartbreaking, also let's have the reporters not walk in front of construction vehicles when they're there to clean up devastated places. She did that on purpose just to get a dramatic shot.
If it wasn’t for the reporters nobody except the inbred midwesterners would care about this.
Think of how many jobs this created. Every tragedy has a silver lining.
Their role is to spread fear. Let them.
@@GizaDog Your role is to spread misinformation
That nighttime tornado clip is insane
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Before settlers moved into these areas, how did the Indigenous people deal with/ survive tornado season? Did they dwell in these areas or did they go to other geographical areas during the season? I’m really curious about how they survived it. We drove from the East Coast to the West Coast and going through Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and all of those states and even through to Texas and New Mexico all we saw was lightening and tornado alerts. It was scary. Couldn’t wait to get back to “ earthquake” California.
Earthquake, fire, and tsunami in some places, I assume. Living in the midwest, I often think how grateful I am that I don't really have to worry about wildfire risk. That is, until the rainy season comes and you only get 5-20 minutes warning to take shelter before your entire home and all of your belongings could be blown away. With you in it! Or be without electricity for a week or more because electric company technicians are busy restoring power for 60,000 other people that were hit by the same storm.
Luckily, I live in a suburban area with lots of trees and uneven landscape. Once those storms cross the river though into IL, they usually go into turbo mode. Picking up all the moisture from water droplets or hail pelting the water. We also have high risk for flooding in many areas, but safe from that here too. Despite being quite close to the river.
you have to understand how rare it is to actually be in the path of one its like less than one percent with modern urban sprawl. Now consider that the indigenous were in much smaller developments and much more thinly populated so that chance goes down even further, they likely did not do anything. They just stayed put and most of the time the storm would miss them.
It would be nice to know how the indigenous people dealt with it .
They were migratory people, not dumbasses who purposefully built towns in Tornado Alley and then have these stupid stories posted about them every few years. They didnt need to survive it.
They called the multi vortex tornados 'dead man walking' because if you saw one coming at you, you were most likely dead.
Prayers of safety for all in the tornadoes path.God be with you stay strong stay safe.
My thoughts for the families of the victims.
Poor little baby , wow that is so sad 😢. May little angel be resting in peace now .
No lie...those nighttime tornado's scare the beep out me.
I’ve never seen a tornado, but I’ve woken up more than once at night from explosions. It's probably as scary as a tornado. 🤔
Y’all calm down, as someone who regularly operates construction equipment like that one and much more, it’s actually extremely common for people to walk in front of moving equipment, plus he only really had to make a slight left to avoid her
Every 10 years there is an outbreak unfortunately... i knew it was coming... prayers to everyone involved. Usually may and June is prime time but it's late april.. it's probably going to get worse unfortunately.
My deepest condolences, sympathy, and also prayers for the lost baby ✝️🙏💔😢😲🙏
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I'm sure the cleanup crews love driving around news correspondents. There obviously nowhere else they could have filmed.
Prayers for all those affected.
Tune into ryan hall and reed timmer for the best daily storm tracking and updates
Connor Croft is good too. For educating videos Pecos Hanks is great for that
Good share. Suspicious Observers is my favorite.
God bless you 🙏
Thank you for sharing this information. ❤
Why I moved to the desert! First memory is on our Nebraska farm at 3 yrs was watching a twister coming out of a swirling hook up in the sky, my uncle grabbed me on the run and we went to the basement where we stayed the night. Twisters passed in the night. Much damage was done.
Great job reporting on the scene.
Residents where you just lost your community, I repeat, please don't saddle up and head to Dallas, Tx!!!! We are over popularlted over here!!! Traffic is congested at any hour of the day and housing and apts. pricing has sky rocketed!!!
What a selfish man
Texas, you mean where women's rights go to die? Don't worry I don't think overpopulation is going to be your problem.
Be kind, there's so much more to life than cars and cushy housing.
Sad I'm so sorry guys
Mercy
..Praying 🙏
Midwest?
Isnt this the south?
Storm stretched from Texas to Canada
Shouldn’t homes and other buildings there be made from more sturdy materials as they are in Florida?
Give them strength God help them 😢
Why are you not building the houses in concrete?
People need to start building houses underground
tornado warnings used to scare me so much as a kid, especially at night. it was like a big monster was outside. don't think i could live in the south again
Friday - many MASSIVE tornados this day, many wedge mile wide ones.
Saturday- tornados big and they hit mostly at night.
What most don’t know, many tornados ran parallel to each other at the same time and hit the same towns over and over again. The conditions Saturday is something we haven’t seen in decades. I think this is called family tornados but I’m unsure of this
Wished better reporting on this bc it’s hard to find any info on this
Idk Tornadoes for 4 days in a row seems weird to me
I hear that. I was wondering if anyone else was wondering...
It's climate change, but some people would rather live in denial.
@@user-uf6ed4ue5b The earth definitely works in cycles and we're just a tiny, fractional part of it's existence.
GEOENGINEERING
Take goid care ! 🙏🕊️🕊️
"It's called the Midwest because every single thing in it is MID."
Apart from the tornados, 2 prayers for the lost. 🙏
Matthews 24 has it all
I saw that one huge Tornado in Oklahoma on RUclips and was shocked it could get that big 😲😲
Oh 😳 my Lord that poor town. Is that why towns in the Midwest are always new and shiny. Because they keep getting destroyed. I can't wrap my head around why anyone would want to live there. Can someone please explain that to me.
there has to be a way to build houses and businesses from tornadoes and hurricanes
Probably very difficult, expensive, and switching over to tornado proof homes would take decades, and no government would probably put in the effort to make it happen.
@@firstdonuts It's not the governments responsibility to build a tornado proof home for anyone. You have to do that yourself. The way homes are built with cheap materials today is no wonder these tornados rip them apart anyway. I'm not being insensitive. I'm just being honest. I've seen how the way building structures have changed over the years. It's pathetic.
@@marvinhunt8276 I don't get what your point is. Are you suggesting people start tearing down their homes and building them new by themselves? Where would they live in the meantime? Do you know how to build a tornado proof house, cause I sure don't. Building a house requires education including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, etc. These are not things you learn over a few years. They are trades that take most decades to actually get good at, and that's just for one of those trades. Furthermore, people building homes have to know where to source materials, and how to meat government regulations. Finally, people actually have to have the time and money to build new homes and given most people in the states are making somewhere in the ballpark of 40k or less a year, it doesn't seem very reasonable for them to pay to replace their current homes that as you pointed out, are built with cheap materials, and take weeks if not years off of work to do so.
The government is probably the only entity capable of contracting qualified workers on such a massive scale, to tear down and build tornado proof homes, while making sure they follow government regulations, and while providing housing to people who are transitioning to those tornado proof homes. But obviously, that would be expensive, and its unlikely when there are so many complicated factors at play regarding the economics of the housing market, the companies building homes, and the logistics of the effort all around.
All of this doesnt even include the fact that if building tornado proof homes was easy and or cheap, we would already be doing it. Clearly whatever the limitation is, money or knowledge, its not as easy as you make it sound.
There is a house on the beach, that was the only one standing in Florida. That was cause the Homeowner went above minimum building code, to make it indestructible. All the other rich houses were flatten. Even heard a story about a house the survived a wild fire, it was all concrete no wood. So everyone was pissed, cause they lost there homes and this one survived standing.
So it is possible, but it can be expensive. Just cause they build houses out of wood, does not make it the only material you can use to build a house remember that. Also that minimum code is all that is. You can over engineer dam near anything if you want it to last forever. . 😊
@@kevindoan8989 Exactly. Even custom homes are cheaply built and sold for a small fortune.
Her hair is incredible!!!!!!!
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The Ardmore High School was not on fire. The High School in Ardmore wasn't even touched. The fire everyone had talked about seeing was the Valero gas plant doing their normal burn off.. SMH
I want to express
condolences😭 to all affected Americans 🇺🇲 and thank all the American people for helping Ukraine in difficult times 🇺🇲 🤝 🇺🇦
Prayers
It was a scary night for all of us
Romans 10:13 for whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved 🕊️🙏
What's HIS Name?
Lord isn't a name it's a Title.
I called on HIS Name last night as the tornadoes went through.
HIS Name is YAHWEH!
Why do people live there?
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When rebuilding maybe consider a design and material that can withstand tornadoes.
Under ground ?
@@carlmorgan8452 dome design is proven to withstand hurricane and tornado winds.
wow !!! ...god bless those poor people as they clean up & rebuild !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...................................just sayin ..........................:)
Prayers to all. Solution I think several homes need to be built with Stone/Brick Layered.. Enough is Enough
So sad.😮😞
I ask my dad 2 decades ago who is a preacher. Why in dreams do I see Tornados coming at me. He said in biblical times a Tornado was a sign of Judgment. So I ask myself why so many Tornadoes on a historical skill. And the answer is Judgement. All these wacky weather events across America and the 🌎 World . Judgement!!!
Let's see how much money the government will send there
Don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore Toto.
when there were more trees, there were less tornadoes .
Why is there a town called sulphur and why would you live there?
Because it is peaceful other than the torando
smells like trump.
they live there because its free of morons like you lol
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People this is not political, it's sad and tragic! 🙏🙏🙏
its VERY political
Id be a moving elsewere! 😐
That is why the house is like $100,000 .. fuk that
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Devil Comet doing its thing! wait till the end of May for the main event
I wish I had some money to pay them people but I'm broke do you know the States government will help out they always do
Putin must be held accountable for this horrific and unprovoked tornado
This is so terrible
If it was ukraine we would have already approved a 1 trillion dollar aid package
Who are we going to blame now...i can't wait to hear how these events turn into politics
Stop building the same structures! Concrete Monolithic Domes or underground building would be a smarter solution. The storms aren't going to stop, but we can stop using sticks & bricks, build aerodynamically sound structures.
That 95billion headed to Ukraine would be much better spent fixing our own American towns after somthing like this.
And 1000 more come
First she talks over him then she throws attitude at the camera. Get rid of this thing.
Where's Tucker Carlson?
Interviewing Dagoth Ur.
@@liberalismisahatecrime4385No, actually boosting support for Putin
@@PaulJones-wr1im You mean like upvoting your own comment?
@@liberalismisahatecrime4385NOPE that's a stalker from you righties, trying to make me look bad, nice try though
@@PaulJones-wr1im Take your meds.
Fortunately, diversity is our greatest strength. So, we will diversity our way through these and other challenges - by wasting time, energy, money, and trust on brow-beating each other into pretending ridiculous things like diversity is our greatest strength.
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Let's see if Brandon shows up
GOD HATES SOUTHERNERS!!!!!!!!! NO FEDERAL AID MONEY!!!!! BE A REAL CONSERVATIVE LOLZ
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Just in time for that 95 Billion dollar$ going overseas.
What 50+ tornadoes in like 2 weeks in many states.
Chem trails, thats where our tax dollars went, that and laundering to corupt ukraine
Watch faux news 25/7 ?
@@ruthmusser4449You probably still believe that Ukraine is holding their own Vs the Russians and has a good chance of victory in that war. 😂😂🤦🏽♂️
The money goes to weapons made in the United States...
@@IrishNattyby25 2 years+ and the Russians still haven't gotten past Eastern Ukraine. Pretty sure the Russians are doing great there, huh?
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😂 AND THESE PEOPLE BRAG ABOUT THEIR CHEAP HOUSING
Just like in saidi arabia, chem trails
Wow! Looks like Gaza.
so sad... where is Mike Johnson or Ol' Joe?
Well, it’s the responsibility of their Governor. Don’t know who that is, but he/she should definitely be there.
They make Tornados that are Bigger and stronger than nature!
God is good all the time! Praise the Lord!
Hmmm. With all the suffering. Not so sure.
@@michaelwoythaler Oh come on. He's a loving god. He drowned everyone on earth except for 8 people. Praise the Lord!
GOD IS PERFECT
@@Danny451He sure did drown everyone except 8 people. You got a problem with that?
@@thegreatescape902 Do you think that is moral?
God's Plan.
Don’t ask the government for money to rebuild. We out just sent 61 billion to Ukraine and Israel.
Things going to get real interesting!
The foreign aid is completely out of control
It’s better to have this than to have these same towns being forced to extract America’s resources for its Russian or Iranian occupiers.
I'm from Ukraine. I am very grateful for your support, but it is important to understand that your military industrial enterprises will receive these funds, so these funds remain in your economy and are returned to the state budget through taxes. I really hope that your government will provide assistance to those affected by this tragedy.
I wish all the victims a quick recovery !
@@user-po2xx7dl9uyou are very kind to explain to those that are narrow-minded. This administration isn't vindictive, FEMA will even help beet red Oklahoma recover.
Jesus Christ is my Lord and my Savior. Amen
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That has to be at least a EF4 or5 not EF3
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It was confirmed EF3 as the damage shows. EF4 would've shown a bit more damage of buildings such as being leveled way more. EF5, nothing would've been left just the foundations showing.
You would think that States that are affected by Tornadoes every year would come up a better way of building houses than just building them from woods.
its cost vs risk its cheaper to just pay insurance and have a new house built if something happens instead of building an ugly bunker.
I'm so very tired of comments like yours as it shows ignorance as Tornadoes can mess up any structure, people like you clearly can't wrap your poor fragile little minds around destruction like that. Its okay to admit you don't know nothing instead of saying stupid stuff like this.
That sucks 😂 was chillin at stagecoach in CA
That’s what you get, for being a trump state
Cant rebuild ...all the govt money went to Ukraine😢
Homeless, better arrest em 😢!! See how pathetic it sounds in such a situation!!! Sick huh??? Well that is what we think too!
Good time to bring awareness to maga b s
If there was a god ther wouldn’t be any tornadoes
Try putting a brain and and process in place....wait your brain is from the other side of the tracks...ehhh never mind..
That's not how it works
Go hide under a rock....plz
Wow, a baby was a fatality? How irresponsible the parents are?
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The reporter must think the camera only moves when it follows her around...🚷