This Tornado Season Will Be VERY Different...
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In this video, we are talking about how this spring will be very different and how El Nino will impact tornado season.
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0:00 La Nina’s Impact On Previous Years
5:18 Comparable Previous Tornado Seasons
7:02 Official 2024 Spring Tornado Outlook
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Smoothest ad transition I've ever seen
Love that stuff
i hope there isnt a second rolling fork
and that should be a actual ad
Thank you for all you do. You saved mine and my hubbys lives last April when a tornado hit 50 yards from our home.
Agreed!
Darn maybe next time.....
Lol when I saw my Town on his channel I knew what to do he so dope 😂
@@griffinstewart9327 I don't want a tornado hitting my home.
Thanks
Literally called it. Oklahoma got hit hard and it was thanks to you Ryan that I was able to tell my parents to stay in their shelter last night. No big channels were even talking about South Central OK when we had 5 nados come through
When there's a tornado I will cower in my bathroom and wonder why an apartment complex is allowed to have no basement, no hallway, and no tornado shelter....
Could you imagine being a settler and never hearing of a tornado and experiencing one? It would have rocked your world!!
That's the kind of thing that would have your whole head spinning
Could you imagine being a settler in your mud and straw house with only a horse and wagon to get away and you see a mile wide tornado coming straight at you?
@@matthewcullum2455 Ha!
From Oklahoma,I myself never experienced one 🙏.
Hearing the Sirens go off when It was Lightning,windy and Dark was some otherworldly shit🫤🥃.
I’ve always thought the same. Or even a hurricane. A tornado, you can be 1-2 miles away and watch it in the distance and be safe from damage. Just some hail and higher than average winds. But a hurricane, covers a whole surface area and happens in areas that get a lot of normal thunderstorms. I couldn’t imagine being a settler and thinking a normal storm was coming then a category 5 hurricane with 175+mph winds are hitting everything your eyes can see for hours 😅
Tornado shelters should be built in predominantly tornado affected zones.
Preach
Agreed!
Too much like right
Yes! Apartment complexes often don’t have basements or good places to shelter and tornadoes never hit during business hours when it’s easier to shelter at the library or a business!
Can’t take pets. There’s one down the street from me.
Amazing how many people where I live seem nonchalant about tornadoes and mock my anxiety, even though they occur around here every single year. Anything that can randomly drop down outta the sky and destroy you is worthy of my respect and caution.
Being from a place that gets Tornados every year, you get used to it. Its never a surprise. Mocking someone’s anxiety is not cool though! They are a real danger and should be taken seriously.
Hey y'all, you might be interested in checking out spc.noaa.gov!
If you ever feel a little uneasy, this official National Weather Service website has up-to-date graphics and data for almost all weather activity. I live in Texas (where tornadoes are quite common), and this website gives me peace of mind.
You can see daily severe weather outlooks (with hail, tornado, and high wind chances [%]) which are created and updated every day by NWS meteorologists. You can see mesoscale discussions that plot areas at a higher risk for severe weather in real time. There is an interactive map with constantly updated radar GIFs and color polygons that represent weather watches and warnings (including severe thunderstorm, tornado, and even winter weather) for you to get an idea of what is approaching/where it is coming from. Just click about where you live on the map and you can see not only incoming severe weather, but also short-term temperature/weather forecasts, etc.
I cannot tell you how many times the website has saved my vehicles from hail damage. If you're from a particularly severe-weather-prone area, it may be worth spending some time finding your way around the website. It has saved me in several ways, and it might save you too :) To get started, go to SPC Products > All Forecasts.
I agree, and I am bothered by the nonchalant attitude. I was born and raised in the middle of tornado alley and I am currently in school for meteorology, but I've only gained more and more respect for the weather the more I experienced it. I understand being knowledgeable and therefore, less panicky due to having more experience and having a plan of action that is as close to fail-proof as possible. Usually when people say, "nothing to worry about...I've lived here my whole life and just sleep through the sirens..." that means that they've tuned out or dialed down their attentiveness, concern, and ultimately, respect for tornadoes.
More experience should not equate to more nonchalance. I'm all for not panicking, but precautions should always be taken when the atmosphere is angry...
No reason to be scared. If I die, it's not my problem any more.
You shouldn’t live in fear and anxiety. If you know Jesus you don’t have to live in any fear.
After surviving the 2007 EF5 in Greensburg Kansas, and still living in Greensburg, I hate spring. And it looks like I will hate this spring even more 😔
Watching this right after the tornado outbreak in Nebraska and Oklahoma…. Hits different
Definitely not ready for tornado season already 😭
Same here.
The part of spring I sincerely dread.
Oh shi here we go again😢
If any of you guys are in the path this year and are living in Louisiana, just know that another tornado is most likely to hit Arabi again.. 🥲
Don't be scared, be prepared 😊
Like most here in Missouri the plan in the event of a twister is throw open the garage door and watch
I live in Missouri, too, and in one two-year period, 3 tornadoes passed within 3/4 of a mile of my house. One went directly over my house before it touched down, tearing up trees in my yard and the woods next to my property. It touched down a minute later and plowed across Lambert Airport, damaging the main terminal.
One passed about 1/4 mile to the south, still airborne, but took down a large tree in the woods next door, and a very large white ash in my back yard.
The other one was on the ground a few blocks up my street, and hit a bunch of houses in Bridgeton, and did further damage as it traveled across the county and into Illinois.
Edit: That was the Good Friday tornado of 2011.
I was outside on the front porch each time, and loved every second of it! 😁👍
That house only had a carport, but yeah, unless it looks like a direct hit, I wanna see it!
Just live near KC. We never get them.
@@throngcleaver I've lived here little over 10 years now (Texas county) and every twister has passed either north or. South of me. I've yet to see 1 but maybe soon
@jasonthomas1760 🤣 You'll probably get your chance if Ryan's prediction is correct! I moved out in the boonies of Phelps County a year and a half ago. Have had one about a mile away, but still lost several trees in the woods in that storm. That was last Spring or early Summer.
I live in MO too. I’m definitely not most people as tornados scare the hell out of me.
It's such a conflict within myself. I don't wish tornadoes on anyone but I LOVE severe weather. Woe is me 😂
Same, I always get really hyped then immediately feel guilty 😅
@@rensprout yup ..
Massive, violent tornadoes out in a bare field, fascinating, any tornado or damaging storm in the populus, terrifying. A dichotomy that we have no choice in except to live with the reality. Not much separates excitement & fear and mother nature deals with both. I love severe weather season but im always apprehensive about it.
Here in Kentucky we just don't get much severe weather, any time of the year. It goes north of us, or southeast of us.
@@clevernamehereThat's a rather clever name you have 😁
Living in the country, it sucks not to have shelter & are expensive to invest in. I hope I have these next 3 years to save up for one before Ñiña comes 😅
This winter has absolutely SUCKED. In fact the entire month of February for us here in Western Arkansas has been the warmest anyone's ever seen, even the old timers. I HATE El Nino years, but this one's already shaping up to be the worst I've ever experienced in 33 years of living here. We're experiencing 70 plus degree weather when we should be seeing 45 at most, nearly 30 degree above average highs every single day of this month so far!
@6:28 This pattern is EXACTLY what happened during the 2011 tornado super outbreak & 1974 super outbreak. I've been watching our current El Niño closely because of this. I'm a little worried about this coming year Ryan. For educated reasons, that is.
I'm in Wisconsin. Thanks for the heads up that we could see higher tornadic activity. Tornadoes give me bad anxiety. We go to the basement if the sky looks weird during severe thunderstorms. I'd rather hang out in the basement, instead of rushing down there if/when the sirens go off.
Ts in WI???
@@YeshuaKingMessiah yes- not common but they occur.
You are not alone. Western KY here. 2021 dec 10th tornado destroyed 60% of my hometown and missed my home by 1 mile. Missed my grandmothers home by a quarter of a mile.. Ive had ptsd with storms ever since. The storm sirens right down the road make my stomach turn even on test days when the sky is clear. As we heard those damn things blaring from 5 different tornadic storms on top of us within a 3 hour period. Then when the big one came through it was just nonstop for 30 mins. Problem is even the middle class in these parts are hard pressed to be able to just drop $2K-5K+ on a shelter in this twisted joke of an economy. And hardly nobody in these areas have basments as many live in poorly built 40+ year homes or trailers/double wides. Im in a double wide myself, which i wouldnt even wanna be caught in a ef0 in. So anytime a tornado warning sounds im on the road reading radar getting out of the path
@@damondriver6363 follow Christ Jesus and he will give you comfort in the midst of the storm. Peace to you!
@@YeshuaKingMessiah There was literally just a tornado last week in WI...in February. It happens a lot more often than they're given credit for up there! Also N. Dakota and MN...
This is probably going to be a dangerous year from the looks of it
For many reasons
The years to come are going to be.
You think? I'm still a little skeptical since it's early right now.
You have no idea
I live in Moore, Oklahoma. I have videos of the 2013 tornado on my channel that I was a first responder to at Plaza Towers Elementary. This is one of the best, most informative channels I've come across. Thank you for everything you do, Ryan. This stuff saves lives.
Thank you for your service! I'm an Okie living in Texas. I still have family in the OkC area though, so I'm there often. In fact one of my cousins is a paramedic out of Norman, last name is Lauderdale. I know there's lots of you, but thought the world might be small enough in this case.
I was giving my senior presentation at OU during the May 3, '99 tornado. I was actually living in Del City and left as the tornado was near Bridge Creek. Thank God for AM radio back then! I listened on my way to track the storm. It had approached the vicinity of an intersection I had passed about 5 minutes prior. Whew! Left Norman around 7:30pm to get back to Del City. Didn't get home until nearly 11pm. My dad was freaked out because we didn't have cell phones, so he went to check Moore and Norman hospitals to see if I was there. I didn't know where all the damage was, so I didn't know what back routes to take so I ended up in the detour traffic from I35. That's what took so long.
Very wild seeing all the damage on the drive back. A neighborhood of brick homes was completely leveled down to the slabs about a mile from my parents home. Right around the corner from Tinker housing.
That hits close to home. I remember being terrified because my home was in the tornados path until the tornado turned. I was in middle school at the time.
I remember the EL Reno tornado I was tracking it on radar remotely and could see the massive wedge from accessing the DOT cameras near its path. RIP TS
Ain't feeling too hot about our Severe Weather up in Ontario, Canada. We had more Tornadoes than I remember in a LONG time, and the country got a VERY strong one, with an EF4 last summer. Really praying, as a lot of Ontario does not have strong building codes for defense against high winds. A large Tornado in a high population area could be disastrous.
Is this is northern ontario? I live in Halton region which is right by hamilton and had no idea we had many tornadoes. I know our winter has been dry and warm though.
@@cxngo8124 Ah, Southern Ontario, Just off of Lake Erie, SOUTH of Hamilton!!! Haldimand Norfolk County. Last August, 3 supercells went over my apartment, and 2 different Tornadoes, one in the country Capital in Ottawa, and the second, actually in Hamilton. We got a LOT of Tornadoes, most by Windsor and around the Chatham Kent area, but it's the most active I remember for a WHILE.
Yeah I couldn't believe the storms you guys are getting up there.
I live in the Windsor area, was hit by a down burst in the summer and a couple of weeks later there were 3 tornadoes around us. Was a crazy series of events. @@o0_VanYsH_0o
I don't have much confidence in prayer doing much but I certainly share your concern here in Ottawa :(
Ugh. i do not like seeing that 'much more' red spot in my neck of the woods.
I do, however, appreciate the heads up. Keep up the great work!
Indeed..
I work for the Red Cross and when l first started years ago, we had a clear "tornado season." That no longer applies, tornadoes can and do appear anytime the conditions are right. Those "rare" tornadoes seem to happen more & more often.
Hmm going to hear alot about the Red cross coming soon.
I can’t take it
I live in central MS now and it’s all the time
We re a drive away from a shelter n it’s very rustic. I can hardly get in it now as I’m somewhat disabled
I’m moving asap
If we had a shelter here I could handle it but we don’t 🤷🏼♀️
You're correct and they will increase in intensity, duration and frequency as all weather anomalies are predicted to do globally from our human use of fossil fuels melting ice and permafrost releasing stored greenhouse gasses creating more warming.
@mourning3301 Weather has nothing to do with using fossil fuels. Gid created the earth - we cannot destroy it. Weather comes and goes in cycles. It has for thousands of years. How do you know that there weren't lots of bad tornadoes 8,000 years ago? Or 7,000. Or even 1,000.
I'm going to have to agree, already had 2 tornados in southern Wisconsin already this year. First time ever recorded in February.
This is the content I’m looking for! I’m in Oklahoma, and I recently moved and I have no shelter. This is really good to know. Thanks Ryan!!
Ryan sells a weather radio. If weather is nearing your county, the alarm goes off alerting you.
Last year my alarm went off. My local sirens turned on 5 minutes later. I was in my safe place and was able to alert others before the city sirens went off.
I keep mine in my bedroom. The alarm is loud enough to be heard anywhere in the house but I am most worried about a storm happening while I am asleep. Having this has allowed me to feel safer.
With you being in Oklahoma, please get one. You will not regret it.
@@griffinstewart9327
Really!!
Can't believe you'd say that to a nice person.
KOCO does some great street-by-street forecasting when the need calls for it
@@rmcnally3645 I know, I’ve met one of the chasers, Derik Kline
Channel 9 (cbs) with David Payne as the weatherman is the best with storm chasers. Central OK...I don't know about the Tulsa area or eastern OK
You guys never give up. You told us last fall that this would be the worst winter in decades. Hell, even the groundhog knew better. Give it a rest, we aren't interested in what you have to say!
Tornado season just started for us in Wisconsin and our first ever tornado in Wisconsin history to have one in February just last week ago. I watched it from Brodhead and took pics and video of it
In February any more unusual then December? Minnesota got an outbreak in December few years ago
I am so happy to hear that TN will hopefully see less tornados this year. I live in Madison TN where that really bad tornado killed 3 people right up the road from me. Seeing that tornado go over my house was the scariest thing I've ever seen in my life. Although I do have to say I hate that it's going to be warmer than usual here. It sucks because the heat here is already unbearable for me and now we get to add to it?!?? Yuck. But thank you Ryan for all that you do
Wayne County here, we've had tornadoes all around us the last 3 years. 🤞🤞
If you need to replace a roof, make it a white or the lightest possible color! Makes a HUGE difference. I live in Murfreesboro and have done this twice, makes the house much more comfortable and dropped our electric bill.
I’m from bowling green and few years ago we had really bad tornado I have 8 family members that lost their lives even a little boy that was only one year old
@sanja1779 sorry to hear that. I grew up in an open area,could see the bad weather for miles. But here in the hills only after it hits you find out.
@@sanja1779 omg that is so awful I am so sorry. Here a tornado hit a trailer park and flipped one trailer over on top of another killing the toddler and her mom and a man that was in the trailer that got crunched. But my goodness sweetheart I am so so sorry for your loss. That has to of hurt and probably still hurts today. Well I'm sending you and your family lots of love and prayers from TN. Your friendly neighbore
We had thunder snow today! So cool!!! Currently 5 inches of snow plus here in southwestern Illinois near St. Louis. The weather man here predicted dusting to 1 inch at noon today, however, by 2 pm we had 5 inches of snow and higher drifts. I believe Ryan you said 4 inches when reporting on this particular storm when you mentioned St. Louis. You were much more accurate in your prediction. Thanks Ryan for all you do. I'm asking for a Y'all Meter for Mothers Day!
I remember decades ago here in Illinois I thought thunder in the winter was amazing. Now it just rains all winter :( It did snow today! One of two days this year, the other was in January. Going to be in the 60s by Wednesday so I'm taking pictures
Its still coming down in S.C. Indiana. It started around 3 with the tiniest snow flakes I've ever seen.😂
I was camping in Newberry volcano's crater last year with my brother and we watched a thunderstorm come in only to find it snowing when it arrived instead of raining! I've seen lightning in blizzards before, mostly in big lake effect storms on the great lakes, but this was a regular thunderstorm that dumped snow, and it lasted about two hours not half or a whole day or more. It looks so cool and the sound of the thunder is so muffled unless they're very close!
I had thunder snow last year in the beginning of March and got 30 cm of snow and made a igloo that can fit 15 people in there
All our snow has melted in northern Illinois. This winter we haven't had much snow at all. Not that I'm complaining!!
Better than any television " meteorologist " hands down!
So weird that I came across this video as I was just updating our storm kit today. Complete with water, snacks, birth certificates, cash, lights, batteries & battery packs, first aid kit, weather radio and a boat horn. It’s just a regular thing I’ve always done before spring here in Oklahoma. You can never be too prepared, especially as a single mom of three. I have to always be on alert so that I can make sure that I have enough time to get us all down in the shelter quickly and safely.
Hoping for a mild storm season for everyone. It never happens that way, but we can always hope!
I had an in ground shelter put in my garage. I’ve been through several tornados and running through your yard to get in a shelter is freighting. Also the safe room types are no good. I live 60 miles south from Joplin and that was said amongst locals. They get blown away too. So I went in ground and I’m ready. I live in the dark blue zone. Stay safe everyone.
Smart
i agree regarding the safe room ones, but unfortunately digging down isnt possible in a lot of places bc of the geography (for example, in the southeast the water table is often very high, so if you dig down to put in a tornado shelter youre going to be pumping out water, fighting leaks, dealing w flooding around it, etc). hopefully our technology will continue to advance to keep everyone safe!
I wish Iowa would have basements. but a lot of places here if any House, Apt., etc has one they are Half basements. which is very odd for North Dakota, has full basements and shelters. hows does this even work, when the further north you go the less the Tornado strength might be.
of course, tornado alley, back in the 80's may have been a bit different.
@@thethirdrail8397 Basements aren't only built for protection from tornadoes, so that's why they build the half basements. They probably would build full basements if plausible, but it maybe it wasn't.
Just don't get trapped if debris buries your door. Take extra phone battery or a battery operated charger. I've got a lantern that will charge my phone if powers off. But have everything you need in case you're there awhile, & be sure a storm can't cut off your air supply. Stay safe! 😊
Ugh... This is scaring me... My family and I moved to southern Minnesota from southern California in 2022 to help our family out here, I have always enjoyed watching storm chasing from afar and the thought of living in a tornado prone area terrifies me, bur we have to live here... I sm also on the local roads quite often as I am a delivery driver... Praying this spring and summer aren't as bad as Ryan is predicting... 🙏🙏🙏
We moved to Kansas from Southern CA in 2021, so I'm right there with you! Weather makes me extremely nervous! 😬 We don't have a weather radio, but Ryan's prediction for this season pushed me to ordering it.
@@Toomies08 I'm glad I'm not alone! I did the exact same when we moved here, bought 2 radios, one for my mom's house, she lives down the street, and one for us. The more, the merrier! Wishing you calm weather and safety, fellow transplant! 🙏🤞❤️🤗
lived in kansas all my life. there is typically only one or two storms bad and close enough to really scare you in a years time. just stay alert and know the weathermen around here are well trained to cover these situations. "dont be scared, be prepared" just have a plan in place.
As someone who has lived in the area for 20 almost 21 years you will be fine
It's not that bad. Very seldom do we have th I se F5's. There's a lot of F1's. They pretty much just take trees down. Listen for the tornado siren and hit a shelter. When you REALLY need to hit the shelter, your phone beeps loudly. And even then, the tornado is within ten miles from you and most of the time doesn't hit you directly. An F1 will tear siding and some shingles off your house but it doesn't collapse completely. That's in movied. F5's will. I don't think Minnesota has had one since 2010.
East Texas is in the high 70's / 80s the next two weeks. That's to hot for this time of year. We had a terrible drought last year. I pray it doesn't happen again.
I'm so sorry, hope you receive rains and cooler weather. It takes a toll on everything.
The Perryton Texas tornado showed me that a tornado is always likely to hit my home as it was only about an hour away. We had too many close calls last year too. Praying it’s another safe year. Everyone else here I also hope and pray for your safety!
I’m in Iowa and a lot of us here had a feeling this spring was going to be crazy due to how warm of a winter we are experiencing now. Thank you for helping our concerns be validated 😊
I live in Iowa as well. Eastern Iowa to be specific. Tornado season does give me anxiety as well. Hang in there! What part of Iowa do you live in?
Should be interesting. Iowa has gotten a break for a while....I am in central Iowa
I was born in Maquoketa and went to church in Dubuque. Also lived in Centerville and Oskaloosa. You??@@bryantfletcher3613
Des Moines here. Not really for more of this after the past few years
We're on the Iowa/South Dakota/Nebraska border. Not looking forward to tornado season. A couple of years ago, we had our first December tornado the week before Christmas.
2016 was the year we got hit by a tornado just north of KC. Hope to never get hit a second time. You all do a great job. I quit the local news and started watching your channel for the weather. Thanks for all you do
We just had a tornado the other day out in rural Illinois and my mom and I said "boy, if they're coming now, I wonder how active the summer will be!" Thanks for the video adding evidence to our theory haha
Small F2 tornado hit my apartment February 26 last year, that was a wild ride, the funny part was it decided to first hit the National Weather Service at OU just down the street from me! 😂
I live in western Oklahoma. Have an underground storm shelter. Best investment.
Wisconsinite here! Thank you for the update! 🌪🌩⚡🌞
We are due for a stormy season. I don’t recall an active spring/summer in over 10 years
I live in Western Lower Michigan on the east shore of Lake Michigan across from Milwaukee and we have NO ICE this year! If the lake warms quickly this season we will have no cold water to put a damper on storms! If severe storms stay intact this spring and summer over the water we could have quite a memorable storm season!
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People say they love summer but I love winter because of this I'm in wisconsin and was near the feburary tornado it didn't touch my town nor has a tornado ever touched but I'm traumatized from seeing many funnel clouds when I was 3 and 4 and is the reason I'm always worried every year and seeing this does it again but I like to remember we've never had a tornado and it will stay like that hopefully
Episodes of El Niño and La Niña typically last nine to 12 months, but can sometimes last for years. El Niño and La Niña events occur every two to seven years, on average, but they don’t occur on a regular schedule. Generally, El Niño occurs more frequently than La Niña.
Weather class 101
living in N-E Oklahoma for 63 yrs tornado season is tornado season, bring-um on . . . cause theres nothing we can do about them. except be ready.
I relocated to Oklahoma from Minnesota at 48. I live in Shawnee now
We got hit last years and we are still recovering as a town. However, Being a native Minnesota girl, dodging a Tornado 🌪 is still scary. However, Where I am from you could die of exposure 9 months of the year. I'm happier here.
Oh, thank God...I moved to Indiana thinking I was moving away from tornados and they sure seemed to follow me...
You called this! May, Great Plains, Tornado Outbreaks, while the deep south/southeast has only had a couple of tough days this season.
You also said that we were going to get above average snow this year too. But we have been just as dry in Oklahoma as we have been in the past few years. Actually it’s been hotter than normal this so called winter
THANKS RYAN and TEAM
From JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN USA
My best friend and I were both buying houses this winter and he told me he wanted a full basement in case of tornados. He's in MI, I'm in MN. I didnt think about that and took his advice seriously, we close on a house with a closed cell foamed in full 1300sqft basement with an egress window enclosed in a room and an original 1910 iron storm door in the yard with an foam insulated door on the basement side. We should be safe! Its my first MN tornado season. I dont expect much, but there have been a few hitters in the past....
As someone from Houston with heat sensitivity and love rain. I am sad to hear our lovely cool wet weather might be coming to an end.
Ryan is always keeping us informed, actually giving us the time to get prepared and when stuff hits the fan, he's also guiding us through the hardship. So a huge thank you to Ryan and his team. ❤
incredible insight , thanks for posting !
2023 was by far the worst year for Iowa as of tornado season. When we had tornadic activity it seemed to be getting the EF2-4. This year I have a bad feeling especially around the Mississippi area for Iowa and Illinois. All though I love to see the mild no real damage tornados, Let's hope I'm wrong.
All we can do is pray and be aware ,weather patterns are changing very much so so biblical
Thanks Ryan
Thanks for your updates legend.
Dang it, I’m moving back to Michigan this year from Utah and driving RIGHT through the middle of that big red splotch with a trailer full of everything I own. Thanks Ryan, I always keep a sharp eye on the weather but we’ll keep extra sharp this year. Our plan is leaving April 1st.
I’m so nervous that we will have another La Nina summer. The heat and drought have been so incredibly brutal here in Texas. 🥺
I'd take that over tornadoes.
Great video Ryan! The information that gets provided by you and the Y’all Squad is very beneficial to me and many others.
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We got hit directly last June... and we STILL ARE trying to get repaired. Make sure you all have the RIGHT insurance company!! Much love and be safe everywhere. 🙏
I was in the Joplin tornado, always have a plan. It's vital 🔥🔥
It’s good to see you posting on the main channel again!
Thank you for this report, Ryan.
Six years ago in 2018, one day after Valentines Day, those of us SW Pennsylvania were taken by surprise by a rare February tornado. Not only was the tornado rare for time of year it was, but also where it occurred. Based upon wind speeds and damage done the tornado was ranked an F1 with a wind speed of 110 miles an hour. It was very nearly an F2. We were out of our home from February 15th to Easter Sunday of that year. Never to I ever wish to go through that again, but it seems to be more likely that we will see more of these storms in our area in the future.
It only takes one tornado to change your life....
I Don't doubt that....My ass lives in the boreal forest of Northern Ontario...
Tornados aren't a big worry .. But forest fires worry me . Your snow maps are handy for me... We all get weather ,but sometimes it sucks ...Thanks Ryan and Crew...
You've nailed my area better than local..guys have ... cheers ..🇨🇦
Outstanding and clear informative video Mr Ryan Hall. It's great that you are already looking at Tornado Season as it's just around the corner. Information Saves Lives and You Are A Big Part Of That Process!! Keep Up The Great Work and Much Luck To You Team This Year!👍👍👍
Thank you Ryan! Not the news I wanted to hear up in iowa, but better to be prepared!!
Chasing twisters are the best. In northern Illinois.. we go outside and watch the tornados. 🌀
We already have had a tornado in southern Wisconsin this year (first ever recorded in the state in the month of February) so your prediction is off to a good start.
I live in Omaha, NE (Papillion, which is northwest of Omaha)and your video showed that we're getting much more tornadoes this year. I'd best watch out!
I live in Council bluffs iowa
Looks like western Wisconsin (where I live) is under the gun as well this year.😯
Im in bellevue but we rarely if not never get tornadoes.
I just moved away from Omaha. I experienced my first tornado warning and near miss there in 2017. Now I live somewhere tornadoes never happen.
@@lawv804 yeah, I felt the wrath of the storm in June 2017, got heavy damage
Best Weather channel, thanks Ryan from East Tennessee 😊
Watching this on April 29 2024. You are right on.
Any change from last year would be great. Our home was hailed on by multiple storms that had golfball sized hail, hit by a derecho, and in May we got like 20 inches of rain alone. Luckily the tornado that the derecho spawned missed our home by 100 around yards. Central Illinois in general got hammered by storms last spring.
Thank Ryan and team. So many of us rely on you to keep our loved ones safe. Personally you all help keep me on top of weather for work since I’m with a landscaping/construction company. Most of everything we do has everyone outside working, driving thru a few counties, and plowing. I watch ur forecasts/live stream and relay anything need to my guys. Or prep for bigger potential events. I have storm anxieties my entire life and watching u has helped tremendously❤.
No we don't I just come here for comments to laugh
Ryan Hall Yall Is the only Weather source needed!! Thank You for all that you and your team does for us! Much Love
Thank you for sharing Ryan! Always appreciate the information you share!
Our family recently got rid of our Xfinity cable because of how expensive it was. Being in Chicago, we do have some of those fun and rare events where we do get a little tornado warning here and there, one last year having rotation directly above my house and we barely knew about it. Seeing what happened a bit north up in Wisconsin, I decided to buy a NOAA radio not too long ago, and I’ll be using that whilst watching your channel so I can stay aware :)
Thanks, Ryan!
Wize of you. I need to put batteries in ours.
Thank you for saving Arkansas
Don’t assume Arkansas will skate through without any tornadoes this season.
Looks like tornadoes might take a break in Dixie Alley this year - fingers crossed for a quieter season overall!
Where’s that?
I’m in central Miss
I live in the deep South, and tornado season is horrifying. Had my first watch/warning of the year go off pretty early in January one night, but luckily nothing touched down in my area. I am definitely planning to move somewhere less prone to tornados when I'm done with college, the stress I get from bad weather here due to prior experiences is just too much for me to handle when I currently live in a tornado hot-spot.
Last night here in Chicagoland I was ready thanks to you! It was over 70 degrees and then boom! Here comes the storms. We took the tornado sirens seriously and headed for the basement. Thank you for this preview/warning for us here in northeast Illinois! ⛈️ 🌪️
We had a severe tornado outbreak in Northern Illinois last April. Watching your channel was key to being prepared and aware of the changing weather conditions.
Machesney here
Keep up the good work Ryan I love your content so much :)
This is insane. Ive had many tornado dreams recently….
We lost our house to an F4 just outside of Dallas Tx. DEC 26, 2015. It seems Dixie land received the majority of the yearly tornadoes for the next several years.
My son lives in Dallas. I think it was in 2019 he saw a tornado in his driveway. How that thing didn’t take his house out is a miracle. It must have dissipated or gone back up very quickly. It scared the crap put of him.
Stay safe out there! Love from a Hawaiian citizen!
Makes me Glad I don't live in a tornado area but We have been having quite a good amount of quakes here in the South West. But I'll still take that over tornados every year because very strong damaging quakes are Rare in comparison to how many strong damaging twisters there are.
Living in St. Louis, it’s been pretty crazy the past few weeks, last 2 weeks we had 60 degree days and then on Friday when this video was posted, we had 3 inches of snow that nobody could’ve predicted. I’m afraid this tornado season is gonna be hell for insurance companies in our area.
I'm excited for tornado season! And the live streams!
"Oh yeah... Tornados," i ponder as i stare outside at the most significant snowstorm weve has sofar this winter. 😶
So @ 4:56 to 5:11 This was almost the exact path the tornadoes took last night (feb 27) near Chicago! This chart is definitely a great guide for this year.
The years that claimed the most tornado related deaths are centered around the mid 1800s thru the mid 1900s. Joplin, Missouri was bad, and it was in 2011. What's going on now has happened before, and it is not unusual! Nothing weird is happening with our weather!
I live in Oklahoma, I’ve been wondering how our tornado season will be like
@@the_algorithmIt depends. Our most tornados in a year happened during an El Nino year in 2019, but the least was in 2014. He mentions 2016 as being the same as this year which was us hitting our yearly average. We didn't have an increase or decrease. I highly doubt this year will end up being a substantial year at all though especially with it also being compared to 1991 which was still within our yearly average so just expect the normal and just stay prepared. The closer you live the Tulsa the less likely you'll see a strong tornado and flip that for Oklahoma City.
The Liquid IV transition was smooth
Right!?
Not surprising since we're at the end of the ice age. Transition from cool to warm always brings an influx of storms
Thanks for your analysis.
Thanks RYAN!
Liquid IV! Love Liquid IV it really helps me when I get dehydrated. I just wish it wasn't so expensive. How ever it is A1! I just have to give up some groceries to buy it.
Living in Oklahoma, it’s nice to find quality info without fear-mongering. Just subscribed.
I live in Oklahoma my whole life
When we here tornadoes coming instead of going to shelter we literally stand outside to watch it coming 😂😂😂😂
Oklahomans are brave to see whats coming