It's insane how a KZread channel that covers highly volatile weather across the entire country can give substantially faster and more accurate information than nearly all regional mainstream media.

@michellewarden7351

21 күн бұрын

Ryan 's teamwork is always so accurate. Love them all.God continue to bless them .I absolutely love Andy," he is like Mr. Ryan, he is very accurate at getting the storms

@luv2luv720

20 күн бұрын

It's like they want us to die!? How can Ryan inform about tornadoes before nws who has a much bigger team? 🤔

@TabythaPolaris

20 күн бұрын

Agreed puts main stream media to shame we are now in the age of trusting independent researches more!

@PossessedFajita

20 күн бұрын

It's called hyper-specialization. Ryan can focus all of his time, energy, and wit sharpening his weather reporting and meteorology skills. The news is too broad. A Jack of all trades, master of none, if you will.

@jrkorman

20 күн бұрын

And yet his title is not correct "The May 27, 2024 Tornado Outbreak" that occurred on the 26th.

That tornado emergency sequence was probably one of the most intense moments on this channel. Ryan, thank you so much for all you do, and to Andy, Elijah and the whole team. You have all saved countless lives.

@ScienceisRadAF

21 күн бұрын

Watched it unfold live… but now I can’t find it to share. Do you have a timestamp by chance?

@scottmasters2385

21 күн бұрын

@@ScienceisRadAF 4:41:05 it starts

@joshwagner4134

21 күн бұрын

@@ScienceisRadAFI wasn’t in the stream so I second this, would like to see it

@flashycord

21 күн бұрын

@@joshwagner4134 if you scroll a bit in the comments, someone posted timestamps for throughout the tornado ^^

@dakotawolf7336

21 күн бұрын

​​@@joshwagner4134it's at 4:41:05. That's from a comment above.

** Kentucky Tornado Emergency Highlights ** 4:34:29 - Confirmed tornado on the ground 4:39:07 - PDS Tornado Warning #1 4:40:25 - Chris Hall provides live footage of Tornado 4:41:04 - Tornado Emergency #1 4:53:49 - PDS Tornado Warning #2 4:59:50 - Tornado Emergency #2 5:07:46 - Tornado Emergency #3 5:31:14 - Tornado Emergency #4 5:33:47 - PDS Tornado Warning #3

@30goals

21 күн бұрын

legend thankyou

@annakeesen5630

20 күн бұрын

do you remember when Chris was driving and there was that little tornado that came by home and it got super windy on his cam

@tsts9459

20 күн бұрын

@ryan ya'll please pin to top! Your awsome!

@jonn443

20 күн бұрын

Thank you.

@GTAC13

20 күн бұрын

@@annakeesen5630 In case you haven't found it yet, 6:03:09

I am grateful to be able to watch this channel when nothing is happening near me. Because then when it does, I will have a much better idea of how to stay safe. I've learned so much this past month that will stay with me all my life.

@GrnThmb-pw3sk

20 күн бұрын

💯 same here

i shut the weather channel off for good after watching this. this is more accurate and less bs. this gets right to the point on what the major issues are facing america with the ever changing weather.

Your team is way faster and more informative than the NWS. You have all saved countless lives. Thank you for all you do!! Stay safe.

@luv2luv720

20 күн бұрын

It doesn't make sense! Nws has a much bigger team than Ryan and still isn't as good! Smh

@chettajohnson5261

20 күн бұрын

I think there’s some confusion here. The NWS puts out the official warnings and Ryan relays those warnings to us. They have regional offices all over the country and are experts. Maybe you meant the Weather Channel on cable which I agree is trash now, they cut to commercials during severe weather and aren’t reliable at all.

@32INCHSTRIPER

20 күн бұрын

If the NWS has a KZread channel that they could broadcast live, they'd be just as fast.. ​@@luv2luv720

@betterthanmost9549

20 күн бұрын

@@luv2luv720 It's because its literally in real time. The information gap isnt several minutes old like when you get a warning alert in your phone or when the sirens go off. 2 minutes is a long time to hustle and get somewhere safe.

probably the scariest part was when one of the storm chasers called ryan and was begging viewers to survive the tornado. my heart sunk when that happened.

@Cookie_Flu

12 күн бұрын

𝚆𝚑𝚒𝚌𝚑 𝚝𝚘𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚍𝚘𝚎 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚒𝚝

I Kinda Miss His Old Siren 🚨 Alert For PDS Warnings & Tornado Emergencies. It Really Got Your Attention.

@AtomicNumber83

21 күн бұрын

I also just thought it was a really fun noise.

Waking in Australia to another night of tornadoes in America...I was stunned. I dont know how you live there. I have been through terrifying wildfires,(bushfires) but not every year. Blessings to all affected, and thank you to Ryan and crew for saving lives. I hope you all get a little rest.

@nashvillewestsideliving

21 күн бұрын

I’m in Nashville. We love it here and our weather. Though the tornadoes and floods seem to have gotten worse. We love our friends down under!

@Katherine_02

21 күн бұрын

Because we're Americans, silly. We respect polygons. 😉

@astrothecat01

21 күн бұрын

ANZACs in the house 🥰 I'm over the ditch from you, & just love watching Ryan, Andy & the rest of the Y'all Squad ❤️

@unhushable2265

21 күн бұрын

I’m in a part of the USA that doesn’t have tornadoes and I don’t know how they do it either.

@therealprofuel109

21 күн бұрын

Just live in the mountains

Thanks for the amazing storm coverage, I watched for 5 hours just to stay safe. Thanks for keeping ad free

Ryan I have watched as a new subscriber tonight. My son lives in Louisville, Kentucky and I live in Florence, Kentucky up around Cincinnati. He told me about your channel and I watched all evening. I am now a new subscriber. Thank you for all you do. I’m sure you have saved countless lives. 😊

Thank you for all your work Ryan, I found your channel a year ago during a big tornado outbreak, now instead of the local news station I turn it to you on KZread. i hope everything quiets down and the tornadoes end for a while.

@gretafields4706

21 күн бұрын

I only click for hillbillies🙂

Other Stream Highlights: 1:56:22 - Brett Adair captures a tornado in progress with drone 2:08:25 - Covering two storms with tornadoes 2:11:23 - Tornado Confirmed in Texas County in Missouri 2:16:05 - Hunter and Andy Hill live on Howell Country tornado 2:23:30 - Tornado Confirmed near Mountain View, Missouri 2:26:04 - Footage of tornado in Birch Tree 2:33:46 - Hunter and Andy Hill footage of tornado in Shannon County 2:45:52 - Tornado in Shannon County doing damage live 3:15:52 PDS Tornado Warning for Illinois 3:25:06 - PDS Tornado warning for Carter County Missouri 3:29:05 - Stormrunner Media live footage of tornado in Carter County 3:49:21 - PDS Tornado Warning for Saline County in Illinois

I'm from South Korea and tornadoes in the middle and south of the U.S. are so important these days that they are also an issue in Korean news. I'll continue to watch this channel live in the future.

@sixpackbinky

21 күн бұрын

We've always had tornados here 😊

@user-kp2ei5bp7b

21 күн бұрын

@@sixpackbinky We also always have pigs in the north shooting missiles haha

My favorite part about living in the Midwest was experiencing and following the weather - after moving to the West Coast - I lost that. No more weather. I can now live vicariously through your weather channel and once again witness the beauty and the horror that is severe weather. Thank you.

@dakotawolf7336

21 күн бұрын

I wish that was me but I moved from South Dakota, where we had tornadoes all the time growing up, to Ohio where we have them a lot too!! At the same time, I'm not used to hurricanes or wild fires. There's always something but I appreciate being safe. This channel has saved so many lives!

@Arielelian

21 күн бұрын

As a fellow "former" Midwesterner now living in the PNW, I do not miss these events and the weather. Lol. At most, I may miss the first spring thunderstorm where you can smell it in the air before the rain falls, but that's the extent of it. I count my blessings everyday that and pray that midwestern weather stays away.

Y'all are awesome. Everyone who has donated to help is also awesome. Keep up tge good work y'all do,thank you very much! Enjoy your break and rest,you deserve it. Let's pray all of the families that have been affected by tgese storms get rhe help,kove abd support that they need at this difficult time in their lives. God bless y'all. Take care of yourselves and your families,friends and check on your neighbors. You never know what tomorrow can bring.

I am constantly sharing your link! Fun fact-after sharing, a major RV influencer then mentioned Ryan Hall Y'All on their travel vlog! I watch and pray along-last night's broadcast included many places we enjoyed on several journeys. We camped in Culvert City and along Rt. 64 in KY. Sad events last evening!

This the first time since we moved to St Robert from California that we had such serious weather. Thank you for keeping us informed. Other than heavy rain, small hail and some wind, we got off easy.

Greetings from Germany. I am both : fascinated and terrified at the same time. Great work and all the best for you all! 🌸🌼🌺

This Has Been A Horrifying Weekend For Severe Weather. No Doubt Ryan Saved Lives This Weekend.

@heiditaylor6206

21 күн бұрын

For sure

@train_go_boom2065

20 күн бұрын

This whole season has been and its just the beginning

@brogadierthethird7790

20 күн бұрын

​@train_go_boom2065 It's really nearing the end. Hurricane season is around the corner.

@train_go_boom2065

20 күн бұрын

@@brogadierthethird7790 we still got july-september

@train_go_boom2065

20 күн бұрын

@@brogadierthethird7790 but hurricane season seems to be bad this year too

Thanks ryan. Listen all noght last night while under tornado warning in NC small town no sirens. Thank you for keeping us safe w no power, no basement and 2 miles from nearest neighbor 🙏🏽🙏🏽

This was the worst tornado outbreak I have ever seen him cover on stream. Sure, March 31st had more tornadoes, but they were weaker. And that one in Kentucky was absolutely wild. Thank you for your coverage and please stay safe 🙏🏻❤️

@luv2luv720

20 күн бұрын

Mayfield Kentucky and one that went like 200 miles through Alabama were some crazy ones, too.

I was watching this all night last night because I live in Indiana where the storms were. Thank you so much for all you do keeping everybody weather aware and safe!

I was in this tornado. My daughter, our puppy and I were hunkering down in our bathtub with a mattress over our heads. It was very frightening to hear the sounds of trees falling and debris hitting our home and windows. When the lights went out and the sounds intensified it was clear to the severity of the tornado over us. This is the second time my daughter and I have been in the direct path of a tornado. Many trees and power lines went down. We opened our door after an all clear to find a massive tree directly in front of our porch and our car underneath. We are thankful to be alive, had the tree fallen only feet differently it would have been on top of us. Prayed so hard and God heard us. My car is damaged. Lots of dents , the Windshields very bad , the roof, and side mirror was ripped off. I just recently changed to only liability on my car. (2006) We are thankful that it at least runs. Thank you for helping us to know this was coming and how severe it truly was.

I must say, Ryan, you and the team kick butt when it comes to what you all do! God bless you all for saving lives and putting others before yourself!!!

I haven’t watched a weather channel in years, but for some reason I enjoy your channel. Will definitely be tuned in when I visit the Midwest and East. Thank you!

I havent seen Ryan do this kind of visualisation before, it was really effective 5:29:15

Drakesboro, KY was hit this morning and has been without power all day. Damage to homes and roadways please keep them in your prayers. They are being hit by this second round.

@catherinezatsick2301

21 күн бұрын

Prayers for all impacted by these storms!

We lived through the Alabama outbreak of May 27, 2011. We take being aware seriously. I watch to learn from Ryan and his team and to know it a storm is near to us know. Kudos to the entire team.

@Kierohn

14 күн бұрын

Sorry I think you ment April 27 2011

I just want to thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. I was in Morgantown last night very close to Woodbury Ky taking shelter and all the while watching WBKO and they were saying it wasn’t a tornado and everything was just a severe thunderstorm. You could tell they had no idea what was even happening. We were so confused but I decided to turn your feed on and thankfully knew to stay in my safe spot. ❤ so thank you so very much!!! Not a ton of damage but some downed trees and limbs thankfully nothing too drastic.

Ryan thank you so much for all of you and your CREW! It means so much for your in streaming of these horrible storms. I am mile from family. It is comforting to you all are doing these streams.

I can't belive I watched 8 Hours of stream almost non stopped I'm really addicted to tornados and I don;t know why... But I'm glad most of the people are ok and thank you Ryan, you might have literally saved some lives.

@cowgirlprepper86

21 күн бұрын

Same. My husband and I watched from Missouri… I was like “This is better than watching 3 movies” 🤣🤣🤣

@matts-so6ql

21 күн бұрын

I live in Winona, MO. Stream gave me enough time to load up my animals and get away.

@flamingsword777

20 күн бұрын

Lol, my husband and I are in the very northeastern corner of Arkansas (Reyno) and we too were watching it live and normally we're watching movies. We had our tornado sirens go off three times yesterday morning at like 6:30. It was nasty what hit us, but not anywhere NEAR as nasty as what got y'all and Kentucky! @@cowgirlprepper86

Incredible live stream, once again. Thank for all the you, and Y'All Squad do!

Elijah was definitely getting more comfortable this stream, he had more room to grow - diverting ryans attention at 5:04:00 to a tornado.

@xXxR3V3NxXx

20 күн бұрын

That's been the only issue with Andy being gone these last few is that Elijah just didn't seem comfortable, and he was the only one breaking in. I could tell from this stream, and the one before, that he seems to be getting a bit more of his voice. It's a good thing too, everything each member brings to the stream makes it unique and gives it the feel of being more comprehensive

Scary when Ryan is speechless. 😢

Been watching for around 2 years. The production quality has improved tremendously. Absolutely love the stream. Helps my storm anxiety when they forecast significant severe weather around Kcmo, knowing Ryan will cover everywhere in the nation.

I'm not SCARED, I'm PREPARED!

Congratulations, Ryan Hall ya'll squad on 2 million subscribers

Hi from Australia. Just want to thank you for all your hard work, amazing coverage, and your fund-raising to help those affected. I don't know how you all do it, each and every year. Then. when the Tornados are done. you you have hurricanes. Stay safe y'all. Love from Perth Western Australia 🇦🇺

@Tina-ez5pg

21 күн бұрын

And we here have no idea how you guys handle the gigantic spiders and the rest of the extremely dangerous creatures you have there!💓

@CarolinePomKiOz

21 күн бұрын

@Tina-ez5pg They aren't that bad really. The biggest ive seen would sit in my palm. It's the small spiders that are nasty. The snakes usually stay well away from humans. And i don't swim in the ocean. Big Sharks. Other than that it's not as bad as you all think. I reckon you guys have far worse. Bears. Rattlesnakes. Mnt Lions. And Tornadoes.

Oooh nooooo You’re not allowed to go on break and have a sleeping time … not when we’re sitting out here with storms coming and you’re not here to keep us informed lolol We’re in Chattanooga looking forward to having you guide us through. Just letting you know how much we appreciate your coverage. 😁

raining sideways in Madison KY rn thank you for all of you being up to helping keep ppl safe

thanks ryan , you keep us weather worriers calm when we need it most

Enjoy your break Ryan. (hopefully) Thank you as always. The crew and chasers too of course.

Media has been dead for years. Apparently NWS is on the way out. How many times has Andy And Elijah called out unwarned tornadoes recently? Dozens easily. Last year Andy was on an unwarned tornado not too far from here, it was on the ground over 30 minutes and was rated F3 the following day. It’s good to have these guys/gals watching out for everyone.

Thankyou Ryan Hall from Chattanooga Tennessee 🙏thankyou for your channel🙏prayers for all too have a safe blessed day

Prayers from the uk keep safe guy's 🙏

Thank you, Ryan and team, for all you do! God bless you! ❤

I was in Williamson county illinois yesterday the stream helped me is so much we had a church shelter full of children and when we lost all power and internet the stream kept us alive. Can’t think him enough

Had a tornado in our town, did a lot of damage and a good amount of power outages. Ryan really helped me out. So grateful for him!

I hope him going off means Tennessee will be ok it always seems he leaves when stuff starts to happen here😂 well thanks for the coverage and prayers for my fellow Tennesseeans ❤🙏and for those all impacted today every where else!!!

@oliviabanks8587

21 күн бұрын

He has been on all day. He needs to rest

@Heather-oj7ps

21 күн бұрын

Sane here 😅 I'm just north of chattanooga

@jamyebradley

21 күн бұрын

He said he was going to stay on until it went through Nashville… I just got a weather alert of lightning in your area and I’m in Nashville/Hermitage/Old Hickory…we are tornado alley out here…between three bodies of water and they follow water….

@thetommy2278

21 күн бұрын

​@Heather-oj7ps I'm just a little north west of chattanooga in dunlap tn

@kristinasheltonburns519

21 күн бұрын

@@thetommy2278 I'm south of Knoxville in Blount county

This dude is a legend for staying up all night to keep people safe he needs 10M subscribers right now it crazy he stayed up so long he's such a legend and also all the people helping him staying up all night they are also super legends lets give them a around of applause👏👏👏👏

Thank you again to the Y'all squad.

ty for trying to help keep people safe. I live in south west missouri and you have better coverage than our local tv station had. Found out my brother in-law was in the line of the 2 storms and was able to warn him and his family... his truck was hit by a tree but not too bad he said. he lives south of saint louis missouri.

Tornado sirens in Huntsville, AL just blew me outta bed!

@Brittanyaporter

21 күн бұрын

Same!

@R0KURU

21 күн бұрын

My fiancé, the tattoo shop she works at, and myself are gonna be coming down to Huntsville from Ohio for a tattoo convention.. o.o we get tornados here too.. but I hope I don’t have to experience any while I’m out of my comfort area lol.

I found yall just before the August 2021 straight line winds that destroyed my town. I knew what was coming and got ready. So many peoples houses were destroyed

@catherinezatsick2301

21 күн бұрын

Praying 🙏 you all are able to rebuild! Katy from MI

@ramshacklefarm9957

21 күн бұрын

@catherinezatsick2301 that storm barely got out house but in town was bad.

Crazy steam Ryan, was there for pretty much the whole thing

Thank you all and a special Thank you to your loving patient wife. You two make a great team and your truly blessed.

you have saved 1000's of lives this eve

5 people died that day thank you so much Ryan for doing what you do! ❤

The tornado in Houston around the 1:56:26 went through my sister's backyard tore a pole barn apart thew an RV 100 feet and damaged their roof

So close to 2 million subscribers! Great job, Ryan Hall Y'all team on saving lives again yesterday/last night.

RYAN.. I LOVE WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL. WE HAVE TRUSTED YOUR CHANNEL FOR THE BEST WEATHER INFORMATION REGARDING SEVERE WEATHER THREATS AND TORNADOS. OUR DOGS ARER BARKING LIKE CRAZY TO ALERT US OF BA WEATHER. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.!! RON AND STACEY BENNETT DECATURVILLE TENNESSEE.

For those that don’t know, Barnsley, the small town between Earlington and Morton’s Gap, took a direct hit from this storm. Sadly, it was also hit by the Mayfield/Dawson Springs tornado.

I hope Andy enjoys his vacation and stays safe! Glad he's found inspiration and time for reflections

I live in Dawson Springs and was trapped in the December 2021 tornado. I go to the new storm shelter now every time it storms. Wasn't able to watch all of this like normal because we were without power, but I used my phone and tuned in for a few minutes until I lost internet on my phone and heard around the 5-hour mark in the video and was freaking out. Thanks for the coverage and the help Y'all give.

5:18:00 There won't be enough for the family to recognize, people astound me. Thanks for all you do!

I really hope you cover the storms for Texas later today (Tuesday the 28th) because they’re calling for 75+mph winds. I’m terrified.

It always kills me, theres huge tornados on the ground and immediate danger.... And some yahoo wants Ryan to look at theit town states away instead.

We had this for 4 hours in Texas last night. Seven people were killed and roughly 100 other injured. Valley View, TX had mass casualties. What’s going on with our country? Prayers going out to all that have been affected 😢🙏

@juu0n

21 күн бұрын

el niño

@32INCHSTRIPER

20 күн бұрын

It's called spring.

Hope all my Kentucky folks in the 270 are ok.

His life-saving recommendations/directions were fantastic. Thorough and succinct. Well done!

Appreciate you. Will be watching your feeds from now on. Justin Hillard talked to me the night the tornado hit Barnsley and walked around with me.

Thank you for an excellent job tracking the storms

I’ve been waiting all my life to see a tornado, being fascinated by them since I was a child back in the early 70s in Chicago. Thanks to your coverage I was able to look out my second floor bedroom window and witness the Lake Of Egypt (Goreville Illinois) tornado, it had shifted southeasterly very quickly and I had no idea how close it was (you explained the reason that happened very clearly) it passed within a few yards of my home. Thank goodness it had weakened to an F1, lives and property were certainly saved. You and your crew are a national treasure THANK YOU

Watching from Judsonia, AR. We had a tornado warning a couple hours ago.

My friend Katie owns Motel 60 in Winona Mo. During your report you mention it for direct hit. She had so many call her to take cover. She said tell your team thank you!

Last night around 8, my sister sent me your link, I started watching and subscribed, because this is how weather should be done, thank you for this channel. As I was watching and keeping up with your warnings, I keep checking on tv about local warnings, I hate to say it but we had none, just watches. I know there was severe everywhere else, but I was grateful you all told of things in Indiana. Also some where around ten last night to eleven, we in central (all) had a black out. It lasted till mid night, then we had a few thunderstorms. This morning they said it was the storms , but we had no storms near us at the time the power went out. The storms came after the power came back on. Last count I heard before mid night was 22,000 with out power , instantly, but in northern KY, you all were reporting the Dawson springs ky? ,that massive tornado. My point is to share the info, and thank you all for what you do.

@teresabrown3968

20 күн бұрын

I wanted to add, no news covered storms before power went out here. You all reported Evansville, Ind. And places in indiana, , I'm just wandering about it all. And I know it is a holiday, but nothing this morning about any of those awful storms, out of ky, or mo.just Texas Arkansas, ect..

Thnx Stephanie and ryan!

5:08:39 hey heres a quick reason as why the hook is a donut the way reflectivity works is they send scans out, once taken the scans are collected in data and updated to the radar, but if something blocks it in mass, like debris in this case, then it will not be able to scan the full potential of that area and it comes back as weaker than it is. thanks

I was in this for a good few hours, including the lead up to the tornado emergency and then some. That was quite horrifying. My heart sunk when Chris Hall was begging people to try to survive that nader. I hope those people in Kentucky are ok.

That's two strong wedge nocturnal tornadoes that has hit my town and missed my house by less than a MILE in the last 2 years.. (I live right outside dawson springs). By the time last nights tornado got to barnsley/earlington ky, it's path literally CROSSED paths with the dec 10th tornado in 2021... Its actually insane. A man I work with, lost his home and everything he owned back in dec 10th 2021, and he literally just lost it all again last night. The odds are astronomical

Thanks for all you do in keeping us up to date on breaking news on severe weather love your channel

Ryan hall, team and all, good work, I hope the weather stays calm for you all in Kentucky so you can rebuild speedily, god speed Kentucky

6:03:17 Ryan sighs when he hears Chris’ voice come through! The says “Oh shoot” LOL

Bring back the old siren for at least tornado emergencies. It gets your attention more

Just found this channel Thanks for what you do..much appreciated

Thank you Ryan for your help my family was very thankful for you and all of the chasers last night

Hello Ryan there is a tornado here in Jackson TN my brother is a security guard and he is on duty and took cover in the guard shack under a table

I've lost video but have audio God bless you Ryan

You and your team work well together. Science and safety are why trained people such as yourselves bring information to anyone. I praise your bravery and concern for innocent people.

The best....I introduced to a girl friend...she is not subscribed and said this is THE most amazing channel!! You guys are great at what you do!

My hometown rogers Arkansas got hit bad Saturday last night thankfully my family and I were safe but out of all previous storms I’ve experienced living in Arkansas I’d have to say that Saturday night was the worse. But y’all stay safe!! 💜🧡💚

Grateful for your streams, Ryan! Currently live in the Wichita metro but one of my kids is in a hospital facility in the Kansas City area and I get sick with worry every time bad weather comes through and it’s just outside my coverage area on local weather.

Yall are amazing.

You did a great amazing job yesterday, first time watcher last night, so, I am back!

I've seen some of the in car footage from this night and one person, It could have been Bryce's, looked like it had a green tint and all the houses looked white, I am wondering what camera and setting he used for video to see the tornado so clear in near darkness? Thank in advance to anyone who knows. BTW, watching this on KZread was more accurate than the local TV. The two stations available to me only had a box up in the corner of the TV. My family was able to move to a safe place before the NWS blasted all our phones. I live in Southern Indiana. Keep up the good work Brother Ryan... You probably saved lives on the 26th.

Followed all night! Thank you! The emotional outburst i had was hard to contain. I just wanted to move everyone out of the way. (From the big one)😱

It did get really bad. I currently live in Kentucky and the hail was insane, sounding like 870 gold balls hitting the windows.

I live 20 minutes west of calvert city Kentucky where that tornado tuched down, I was watching ryan hall and the local news for my area and ryan was way faster and more accurate in reporting the tornado than my local news. A lot of kentucky here doesn't have tornado sirens.

Thanks Ryan for being the best weatherman in the whole world, my daughter loves watching you. It’s her favorite thing to do even when you go live she’ll beg me to turn on Ryan. Thanks for being a good weatherman Ryan Hall.