12-10-2021 KFVS 724pm Tornado Coverage

You were talking about this area that is going to be moving in. This strong tornado moving into Pemascott County. I know you're not under a warning right now but I want to give everybody ample warning on this storm. This is a dangerous tornado and you could see, boy, that is a classic, classic, hook echo, debris signature that is going through the area right now. Again, this is going to be headed. If it holds together, unfortunately, Carruthersville. This is headed right to you. So, let's hope it dissipates but again, the atmosphere is very conducive for severe weather in this area and that is why we're really concerned about this storm. That is debris. See that red right there? I think that's Monet out there in Northeastern Arkansas. Um that is debris. That's debris that's being picked up by radar. That's not rain. That's not hail. That's the actual tornado that is on the ground and we can scope it here and show you that debris signature. It will match up with that bright red right here and it is. See what we're talking about? That is the debris. So, that is a tornado on the ground on First Alert Doppler Network. You can see Dunklin County Line right here, County Line Road. Again, it's still a little bit of a distance away but it's close enough that we want to go ahead and stick with this because this is a dangerous, dangerous tornado based on what we've seen, the reports that are coming into us. I'm going to put a line track, not a sell track. Um again, I think Memphis was tracking it at 45 miles per hour. I'm tracking it right now at 50 miles per hour and I'm tracking the actual tornado So, let's put a, let's put a 30-minute track on this tornado So, this is the actual tornado You. can see some of the areas. So, at seven thirty-eight, in 12 minutes, it'll be moving through Rington in about seven forty-four Hornersville Reeves at 752 and again, this is a confirmed tornado It. is on the ground. It is doing damage right now. It will be crossing Missouri Wright State Line Road and Missouri Highway 108. That is where that circulation is going to cross. The tornado will cross over Highway 108 pretty close to County Line Road. The main tornado will likely stay based on the current movement. We'll stay just to the south of Cardwell but it's close enough that we want you to take in your safe spot lot of times these strong tornado es as they cycle will quickly turn to the left and a new one will form on the south side. So, if that were to happen, then, this tornado would go right into the town of Cardwell. So, I want Cardwell, I want you in your safe spot right now. The tornado is moving into the Leachville area. Again, this is in Arkansas still but it is about to cross into our viewing area and this is a strong, strong signature for a tornado that we are seeing right there a very intense tornado We've. seen photos of it again. Um we know we have a tornado on the ground doing damage that is about to move into Dunklin County. I'll put the debris signature on again. There it is. We still have debris. You can see all the winds being fed into the storm near Leitchville. So, very strong inflow winds. These winds will be blowing into the storm. That's the tornado and then on the back side, we've got strong winds on the backside of the storm as well but that's it. We definitely have a tornado It's. on the ground. That's Dunklin County. You can see it's moving in this general direction. So, it's going to be crossing Missouri Highway 108. It may cross just south of that which would be Arkansas seventy-seven I think as it moves towards the Hornersville area. Something I want to watch. Again, if this storm cycles, what happens is the tornado will get on the outside of the mezzocyclone and that's when it will ride around the circulation and they turn to the left sometimes as a new tornado develops. So, that's why I want Cardwell in safety. I want you in a basement if you have it. If you don't have it, I want you to be on the lowest level of your home. Put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. Same story for you here in Hornersville. You definitely need to be in your safe spot right now. Again, a very very tightly wrapped up tornado that is moving into Dunklin County we speak. Lisa, you see anything else in the chat about any more damage with this? Uh not seeing anything else in the chat other than, yes, we've had confirmation of a large and extremely dangerous tornado over Leachfield moving northeast and again, that's been fluctuating at times between 45 and 50 miles an hour. Now, they're reporting that that's moving northeast at 50 miles an hour. So, really the areas that's going to hit hard is going to be the Boothill Dunklin Petmascott, Counties. Again, Hornsville, we're looking in other areas that maybe in the path that later on and that's going to be in areas near Cooter, Carruthersville looking to be a little bit further north but we're still again going to be watching in this general vicinity as it will be continuing to move into our southern counties. It's again, moving to the northeast right now at 50 miles an hour. If this maintains its strength, we could potentially see that moving to areas near Lake County in Western Tennessee. So, again, all eyes on this right now, we're dealing again with a very dangerous situation and as this supercell has a confirmed tornado on the ground. There's again going to be many of other cells that we could be watching as we head through the night. So, something to really keep in mind is that low pressure system with that front is still well off into the border, the western border of Missouri with that front draping through Oklahoma. So, really that severe weather threat ends, once that cold front moves through the Heartland and that could be during the predawn hours of tomorrow morning. So, an active event going on right now. We'll continue to watch this activity and monitor it as we're heading through the evening hours. Again, no other reports that I'm getting in other right now that there could be again some actually a new update. There could be some reports of damage around Monet and going into Leachville. So, we're going to continue to watch those areas which is just going to move into southern portions of the Boothill as we're heading into the next half an hour. Yeah, you can see they did just continue that tornado warning Steel, Carruthersville, you're now in it. We talked about of Scott County. It is headed your way. This is the only warning we have right now and officially, it is still not in Dunklin County but boy, is it close? You could see it right here moving through Leachville. Again, once this circulation gets a little farther east, we'll tell you folks in Cardwell, you're okay but I'm still concerned. Sometimes when these tornado es cycle, what happens is they ride the mezzocyclone and the mezzocyclones doing this so the tornado can turn to the left as it weakens and then another one forms to south. So, going to continue to watch that closely. Right now, that doesn't appear to be happening. It just seems to be a significant tornado, long track tornado that went to the Jonesboro area. There it is right there. It is about to cross. I think that's highway 77 in Arkansas that turns into 1 0 eight. Uh I think, was it 108 in in Dunklin County. Let's zoom on in a little closer and you could see yeah 108. You can see 77 right here. So, the actual tornado is just to the south of Cardwell as you can see. Here it is moving through the the town of Leachville just to the south of Dunklin County. This is Dunklin County right here. The line and it's going to be moving in very very shortly. So again, you folks in Southern Dunklin County, please get into shelter. Make sure you are in your safe spot. A basement would be great if you have it. If you don't have a basement, put as many walls between you and the outside by getting into that lowest level of your home and make sure it's an interior room. I say this a lot. Sometimes the bathroom is not the best location because the bathroom has an exterior wall in some cases. That closet would be a better choice if it's surrounded by interior space on your house. But a very strong signature. Remember, this is the storm we were talking about when we were tracking the storm moving through Graves County and Callaway County. We kept focusing out on this storm because we knew this storm was entering in an environment that was going to be very very favorable for tornado development and there it is and this is the debris ball right here. This is the debris signature. Hail and high winds are likely right now moving into Dunklin County right now and moving into the Hornersville area. Uh Cardwell, you're on the backside of it. I I still don't want you getting out of your safe spot yet in case this wraps around to the left but it's looking a little better for you folks in Cardwell. Hornersville, it's not looking good at all right now. Please, please be in your spot. Highway one sixty-four, you need to be underground if you can be. If you can't, again, that lowest level of your home, State Highway K, Southwest of Hornersville. This tornado will be moving over there very very shortly. We'll go ahead and get a new update on the shear that is right here where it's crossing. Look at that. Wow, we have a significant shear marker right there. Very, very intense, very strong winds, and we're still seeing some debris possibly with this. Yeah, there it is. You can see, this is the inflow right here. This is the debris from the inflow. Leaves or dust or bugs, whatever is getting sucked into the storm and that's the tornado right there. Crossing Highway seventy-seven just south of the Dunklin County line. I mean, just south. There it is and it's going to move in to Dunklin County here very very shortly. Again, if you're just tuning in, this is a tornado warning for Dunklin County and Pemascott County. This is a an extremely dangerous situation. This tornado has caused damage, possible injuries in Northeastern Arkansas and it is moving into the boothill right now. Other storms we're watching closely moving towards the Murray, Kentucky area. This tornado warning off to our east, that's the storm we tracked earlier through Graves County, Callaway County that had tornado warning it, has spun up again. There is a significant void right now in this general area, but look at what's happening just southwest of pop bluff. New storms are trying to develop. So, we're going to have to watch this closely to see if any of these turn into super cells like the storm that we have moving into the boothill and as we pan off to the west, what Lisa was talking about, we're in for a very very long night until this passes. and and this is going to be moving into our area after midnight but you can see severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warning s on this line as well and there's no sign that this activity will weaken before it moves into our area you. So, right now, we have a damaging tornado moving into Southern Dunklin County about to move in the Pemascott County as well. Let's stop the motion on this and we're going to zoom back into this area. Again, this is moving into the boothill right now and there, wow. Look at that reflect. That is the debris right there. Just a tight hook. I mean, when you study weather and you get a severe weather textbook and they show you what a hook echo looks like on radar, that is a textbook hook echo. You've got the inflow notch right there. You've got rear flank downdraft on the backside and you have a debris signature. Rain and hail up in the Hornersville area but that is the tornado right there and it looks like it's going to cross just south of the Hornersville area. So, let's zoom in a little closer and kind of track this as it moves towards Hornersville. Again, State Highway K, this tornado is moving towards you right now. Uh Cardwell, we're almost going to we're almost to the point where we can say it's going to miss you because this would really have to take a hard turn to the left and right now, I don't see that happening but still, I want you in your safe spot. Anywhere along Missouri Highway 108 in your safe spot, Missouri Highway 164. State Highway K. This is headed your way. Now, I'm going to pan this off, we're looking at the actual tornado right there. I want to give you a first alert. Uh for other areas, we're talking about Pemascott County now. Headed in towards on along Highway 164. This is going to be headed just towards the Steele area and it may, if it holds together, the actual trajectory would probably keep it just south of Carruthersville but it's going to be close. So, cover othersville. I know you're in this warning You. need to be taking it seriously. You still got a few minutes. Matter of fact, I'm going to back things out. We're going to put a track. Lea you did say they're tracking this at 50 miles per hour too now, correct? Yeah. There's a there's a little issue going on in the chat page right now. So, it was going at to the northeast at about 50 miles an hour and something that was also noted within that is Grant, you've been talking about that debris signature and there's been at least debris potentially lofted 14, 000 feet up into the atmosphere and if that's the case, then, that again is going to signify a very strong, damaging tornado on the ground. There have been some reports of power flashes which would mean again a tornado on the ground passing over some power lines. There's also been at least damage located to the southwest of Leachfield and within that, we also been tracking some large hail. At times, this sell head up to two-inch diameter hail which would be the size of an egg. Now, still could be at least down one inch. So, large hail within this with also dealing with that potential of a strong damaging tornado and really continuing to track this storm which has at least been all the way up to 40, 000 feet in the atmosphere. So, a healthy living storm but very dangerous as it continues to move in to southern portions of the Boothill especially Dunklin County as we're continuing into the next, let's say, 10, -15 minutes. If you're going to be in locations near Hornersville, really get to your safe spot. That's going to be the main concern. Again, really just kind of getting you a brief overview. We are having a tornado watch across the entire Heartland through 11 o'clock tonight. So, even though it's only impacting some of our southern counties now, there still is the potential for more storms to form as that front is all the way off in Oklahoma. We're seeing a lot of activity flare up across Missouri. A lot of warning s in Arkansas. We're also going to watch a severe thunderstorm warning which has been trimmed back a little bit but that's just to the south of Rawa. We'll have to watch that one because that may clip some of our northern counties near Iron County, areas near Saint Genevieve County, well as Randolph County and Southern Illinois. So, this will be another interesting portion to watch as we continue in through the evening hours as well as continuing to monitor a lot of storms that are blowing up from Arkansas and now moving into the boot heel. So, again, confirm tornado on the ground. This is going to be impacting portions of Dunklin County and extended into Pamascot County as we're continuing to watch this. I'll still try to give you some updates when I can get back into the page and see what's going on regarding reports. Thanks, Lisa. This is the track. Now, I've tracked the tornado. This is the tornado track right here. Gilbert, seven fifth, seven forty-eight, Holland, seven fifty-eight, Steele, eight oh two Carruthersville, eight seventeen, Ridgeley, eight thirty. So this tornado will track across Southeastern Dunklin County. A good chunk of Pemascott County and then it will be moving into Lake County and O'Bion County if it holds together. Union City. I'm Talking to you. You see this. Again, I like to give as much leeway and much first alert as we can. So, if this holds together, Union City, Tennessee, Fulton, Kentucky. This is headed your way and this is the type of the environment that we could see to where this storm, it may the tornado may dissipate but it will recycle and a new one will form and a new one will form. This will probably produce two or three tornado es throughout the night as it moves across this area in the Western Kentucky. At least that's what the model are suggesting and they've been suggesting throughout the entire event. So, that tornado is now crossing into Dunklin County as we speak. Um you could see there's the inflow right there moving across State Highway K. It's moving into the southern parts of Hornersville. It looks like the rotation will stay away from Cardwell. So, Cardwell, this tornado is now off to your east and it will stay to your east. Kinda pan back but Hornersville, this is the tornado It. is moving off to the northeast at about 50 miles per I'll put the winds on here and folks, this is a this is a strong tornado I. mean, this this type of we're seeing what what is called radar folding which means that our radar has a signature that goes out to I think I have it developed to go up to 110 knots. and once it's stronger than 110 knots, which is about 120 miles per hour, it will fold back to the other colors which tells us that the winds could be well over 120 to one 30 miles per hour in a storm which would put it a pretty good EFthree type storm that we could be looking at. Again, we won't know that until this is surveyed. Again, this could still be, this could be a loft right now. It could be cycling but it was on the ground. It was doing damage. We'll take a look. See if we still have a debris signature to see if it's still on the ground. It is still on the ground. It is crossing State Highway K right now. That is the tornado It. is on the ground and it is going to be moving into the southern side of Hornersville and then following that that tornado it's, going to be moving in this general direction. It's going to be moving in this general direction. As you can see, there's a debris ball. It is now just south of Hornersville. That is the tornado right there. It is just to the east of State Highway K now. It is about to move into Pimascott County here very very shortly. It looks likely that this tornado will be headed right towards the steel area between Hornersville and Steele. If you're I think this is one six the I see state highway in in but I'm but it's I don't know what the 60 is because the state is covering it up. Let me zoom in to see if that can change. Okay, one sixty-four between Steele and Hornersville, you definitely need to be seeking shelter right now. This tornado is headed your way. It is on the ground. Reflectivity shows it. The correlation coefficient is how we see debris. It shows it and the shows that it is likely a strong tornado Likely. producing winds well over a hundred miles per hour. Maybe approaching one hundred thirty, 140 miles per hour as it moves off to the north and east. So, there is our tornado right here to the south of Hornersville. That red dot right there is the the heaviest signature of debris and you could just see this inflow knots just wrapping around this system. You can see State Highway TT. Uh you definitely want to be in your spot because that tornado is headed your way. So, let's back up just a bit and kind of get the counties on here. You could see, here is the Pemascott County line. The tornado is still in the south central parts of Dunklin County and it's going to be going into Pemascott County here very very shortly. I want to take a look at a couple of other storms just to be on the safe side because we have new activity developing to the south. Right now of Donovan, as you can see here, we're to the south. I'm thinking is that the storm track that we have driving south right now. Okay. Okay. So, we have the Storm Tracker driving south towards Carruthersville. Uh when I I need to know when, let me, let me get an idea here because I want to make sure that everybody stays safe including our storm tracker. Uh make sure I don't want anybody getting hurt tonight. I remember we did this with with with Hank when we had him here with the Perryville Tornado and I had to make sure he turned around. So, The reason I'm saying that is is I don't want him driving into the storm itself because he will not see the tornado until it's too late. I'm sure he's still near New Madrid or maybe not even to New Madrid yet based on when I think he left but so that's the storm tracker. So, so close to Benton right now. Okay. So, wow. We've got it really wrapping up right there and extreme tornado signature on radar and I know I gave Cardwell. We talked about that being east of you but there's a little kink. That's just east of Cardwell as well. Um yeah, nothing. Wow. This is, yeah, the radar is folding. Uh I I know sometimes I'll I'll be a little too scientific but it it helps me to understand how severe this possible tornado is. Again, it's not a possible tornado. It is on the ground. It is doing damage and our radar shows that the winds are very very strong in this tornado It's. moving across the Hornersville area right now as we speak we'll take another scope. You can see they just updated. Can is the chat still having some issues, Lisa? The chat, it is. It's kind of kicking. A lot of people in and out but there are no new reports on this. When I was just looking at it a second ago other than the fact that it is still on the path moving northeast at about 50 miles an hour. Um as Grant's been indicating, yes, it has a very signified couplet on that and really strong winds. Again, so we're tracking that tornado that will be moving into southern portions of Dunklin County. That at least indentation where we typically track the debris, that's going to be right off to the right almost over Hornersville but right off to the southeast of that. So, if you are in Hornersville, if you are northeast of that, that's going to be near Rives. Then, this will be making its way off towards Steele. Please, again, get in your safe spot. This is not anything to mess with especially when we're having this moving through during the evening hours and because these storms are moving rather quickly, they can be very hard to see that tornado on the ground. So, a confirmed tornado is what we're watching right now. No other reports other than that, this did cause damage south of the boothill prior to it moving into our area. So, knowing that it already caused damage and potentially significant damage which we'll have to wait until daylight for some of those reports to come in. This is not a storm to mess with. Again, a very dangerous situation where you will want to get into those lower levels. I'm just able to get back in the chat right now. So, I'm just going to check if there's any other reports other than a house. It has hit something significant in Hornardsville because that is a significant debris signature now. Uh you can see we've got that dark blue just east of Hornersville. So, this is still on the ground. It is causing damage. It's been on the ground for quite some time. That's the tornado right there. So, we don't I mean, we can't really track it any better than this. Radar is showing us what is being lofted in air. We know this is not meteorological which means we know it's not hail. We know it's not rain. Uh it's not mist. It's not snow. It's trees, rooftops, it could be anything. It's a very dark signature. The last time we saw a signature that dark was the Perryville Tornado and it was because it was full of cars and and and so that means that this is probably significant damage right now that we are seeing that is in and boy, it just lines up perfectly unfortunately. Um this is is not good news for you folks in Southern Dunklin in the Hornersville area. Still, please get in your safe spot. Uh anywhere along the New Madrid Dunklin County lines, we need to be getting in our safe spot. We're going to zoom in a little bit more here and here we go. Look at the inflow coming in. This is headed right towards Highway TT. I'm pretty sure we have a what I would say based on the debris signature and the velocity at least an EF3 tornado is on the ground. Again, we won't know until it is surveyed but I've been doing this a long time and when see the velocities as strong as they are, that they usually line up with that and we are, it looks like it's becoming rain wrapped now as it moves in the TT right now. We'll take a look at the winds. There it is. There's a tornado and what I mean by folding, you see, how it's just, we don't have the red and green together. It's just all over the place because of how intense this rain, this wind is. See, this right here would be really really bright green but it's folding over. It should be a negative but it's folding over to a positive because it is so strong and you can see it tops out at 100 miles per hour. So, we know that the winds are going towards the radar stronger than 100 miles per hour because the range because the radar has folded. We've got winds going away from the radar at about 80 miles per hour. So, we could do the quick math and we've got some rotation around 150 to 180 miles per hour possibly right here south of Rives and it's going to be headed towards Highway 164. I think that is in State Highway in. Right near the intersection. Again, this is a very intense tornado It. appears as though it may be becoming rain wrapped right now. but we have a pretty significant shear marker on it and we have a very significant debris ball signature on it as well. At least we did and yeah, we still do. That is this has been on the ground for quite some time. That is the tornado You. could see it moving across Highway TT right now South of Rivs and it's going to headed towards Highway 164 there. This tornado will continue to track off to the northeast and as of right now, this is the only storm in our area that is very concerning right now. We will likely see other storms move in for you folks that are just tuning in. What I'm going to do is I'm going to back things out. We're going to take a look at the entire heartland because I know there's some folks that are saying, hey, I got a thunderstorm. What's going on where I live? Um this storm is going to stay just to our north I think. Uh that is a severe storm. that is coming super cellular. It'll probably become tornado warned here shortly. This activity we're watching closely, it's not really becoming cellular in nature which is good news but these are the storms are going to be moving into Southeast Missouri, the majority of the area shortly and then, the severe storms off to our west and you can see here, we have a confirmed tornado south of Springfield and that storm is moving towards this way. So, again, we're going to see a a of warning s I think as we head throughout the late night hours unfortunately. Uh but for right now, we've got this major tornado that's moving into Pimascott County as we speak. Uh it has done damage in the area. Yeah, you're about to say something, Lisa. I, yeah, no new reports at the moment but other than that, yes, there was damage from this. I did put a track on this in case you want to check it out because we're expecting it moving off to the northeast at about 50 miles an hour. This is going to impact. Again, areas near steel. If you're in those location getting your safe spot at around 811. It's going to make its way towards Carruthersville. That's going to be again then transferring into areas of Western Tennessee. So, if you're in Lake County, Obayan County, heads up. This will be heading your way especially if you're near Cloverdale and then Dixie. Something else we'll have to watch very closely. Not just the fact that this or this cell has a tornado on it but all this activity with this line moving into Northeastern Arkansas stretching towards Little Rock has had several tornado warning s as well and in particular, this one, that's moving along the same track that this cell is right now, that could also cause some damage if that tornado signature holds in areas near Jonesboro which means we'll have to monitor that because that could move into the exact same locations in the boothill that are dealing with that tornado warning currently. So, even if you're dealing with severe weather now in the boot heel and in Tennessee, there could be more coming your way that we'll be watching closely over the next couple of hours. Yeah and here is the tornado moving into Pimascott County. You can see right on Highway 164 right there. That is our tornado We're. going to take another look to see if we still have a debris signature because we have an updated radar scan and let's take a look. Yup, it's still on the ground. It's crossing Highway 164 right now. The debris signature is not as strong as it was or as intense but I'm sure right now, it's moving across some some old cotton fields that no longer have any plants on us kind of picking up some dust. So, we wouldn't really expect the tornado signature to be that extreme. Now, also, it's hard to keep this on the ground for as long as this one's been on the ground. This will likely begin to weaken here shortly but the storm's not going to weaken. We'll probably see what we call the storm cycle. Which means this tornado will die down and another tornado will develop because it's hard to keep one tornado on the ground for a significant amount of time but we're seeing that tornado here and yeah, we're still seeing significant rotation right here as well and so, tornado moving into right now, Pemascott County, you can see State Highway in in this tornado is going to go just to the north of Steele but it's going to be close enough that Steele, I want you in your safe spot with this tornado because this has done a lot of damage and we've had reports of damage and and and even some possible injuries in in Arkansas and I'm worried what we're going to bring out about the Hornersville area because when it moved to the south side of Hornersville, the debris signature really ramped up. So, that tells me that it probably hit something that was pretty significant and that would definitely be some bad news but this storm continues to move off to the north and to the east. It'll be going between Carruthersville and Cooter as you can see here on this projector, it'll probably hit the south side of Carruthersville. I think that the casino is right here a south side of Cruthersville. So, if you live near that casino, if you know anybody that's at the casino on the south side of Carruthersville, give em a heads up. There's a tornado that is headed that way right now. Uh we want to make sure that we kind of help you out with the different landmarks that are out there. Uh this line of storms again is trying to organize but it is the parts that's heading into Southeast Missouri are struggling right now. As Lisa said, we have another tornado warning that is going to take a very similar track It'll go probably about five miles farther south than this tornado but that would still put it in Southeastern Pemascott County and eventually, if it holds together, that'll be going into Western Kentucky as well but for right now, we've got this tornado that is moving into Pemascott County. It is headed towards Carruthersville as we speak and it looks like the debris signature maybe a little stronger now. That's a pretty bright debris ball right there that is showing up at the intersection of State Highway NN and one 64. So, I don't know if there's anything at the corner there that may have hit but let's see what the debris signature looks like now. See if it's gotten a little darker. Not a not a little dark. It's just about the same but you can see that is the tornado This. is the inflow right here going into the storm that's picking up some leaves or dirt or whatnot and yeah, there's the tornado and when we kind of take a look, again, there could be some rain wrapping around this tornado now because it's been going on a long time and what we'll be watching for is do we get a new circulation that usually develop on the southeast side of the old tornado So, for you folks in Hornersville, the tornado es out of your area. Cena, the tornado is out of your area. Uh Cardwell, the tornado is out of your steel. The tornado is headed your way. Rives is headed your way. Uh I think that's Bracodoches. It's moving towards you right now as well. Um let me that's not what I wanted to do. Let's back things out. I want to pan down just a bit. Yeah, no new reports at the moment but this at least had a report of a power poll on top of a mobile home north of Leachville. So, again, definitely confirmed reports of damage within this tornado which again has been on the ground for a significant time and it's going to continue to move into the heartland. Again, Dunklin County, Pemiska Counties have been under the gun for this and we'll continue to monitor this as it is very likely to move into portions of Lake County as well. Uh Grant's putting that track up there. So, we're going to continue to watch this. From what I'm looking at on my end, that debris signature, very prominent. Something that's not looking at this moment to weaken which will indicate that this is still a strong system. It's not weakening in strength so it's something to be taken very seriously as it moving still to the northeast about 50 miles an hour. Yeah, Covington, get in your basement right now if you have it. If you don't have a basement, get in the lowest floor. Uh you've got one minute. You probably got about 45 seconds Covington, this tornado is going to be hitting you. Uh shade is going to be hitting you at 808 Carruthersville, eight fifteen, Cottonwood Grove about eight twenty-four and that's as it gets into Lake County and then if it were to continue off to the north and to the east, it'll be headed towards Union City. Uh you know what? Matter of fact, let let me take this off and I'm going to back things up here briefly and we're going to pan out a little bit and I'm going to track this tornado because it's it's been going with a with a confirmed tornado warning for well over an hour now. So, hope hope that means it's going to weekend soon but I I I don't see that happening anytime soon based on the the environment that it's moving into is very very very favorable for long track damaging tornado es and so what we're going to do is we're going to put a we're going to try and do a two-hour track, a two-hour track on this tornado it's going to be hard to do. Well, no, I could probably get to two hours. Okay, so two hours. You could see here and that's going to be placing this storm going right over the last tornado warning that we had that went through Graves County and Callaway County. Union City, you've got til about nine o'clock, eight fifty-nine Uh you can see Fulton, Kentucky, 912 Again that's a long way away and a lot can happen with the tornado between now and then but this storm has been on the ground for quite some time. And if you're near exit one of I on I fifty-five. Again, that's going to be in the boot heel. That is a location right now where I've gotten a report that the tornado is visible. So, that's gotta be somewhere in between steel and to the north of that because that's right where the interstate is. So. I think they're, I think at exit one, at exit one is right here. So, that's where you can. So, there you go. From that view. So, and that's why. But. They can still, they've got a good view of the tornado So, it's still on the grounds what they're saying. Yeah, absolutely. You can see it from that exit. So, usually when we get the best views, that's where you're going to be to the south or sometimes off to the southeast of these storms. Um again, but it can easily become rain wrapped where you might not be able to see it and especially since this is a nocturnal event, dangerous to be going outside and trying to look at these tornado es unless you really know what you're doing. So, Grant's been mentioning tracking this deal just to the north. That's where we're seeing again this little indentation here. That's also where we've been tracking on velocity where that where that indication is of and this really is looking very very potent. So, Grant, you've been mentioning that folding concept. Again, it's still looking to be something that we're concerned with as this is moving further into the heartland now. It's looking to be getting close to just south of Braggadocio in a short while. Alright, here's the tornado Yeah, Braggadocio like you said, right there, the tornado is moving towards you as we speak. This is still on the ground. This has been on the ground causing damage. I want to back up and just get an idea. don't think I have a ruler on here but we can measure it. Um you know what? I'm going to get off the camera. Just leave this up like we have because I want to get an idea of how long this has been on the ground just to kind of reiterate the situation that we are in and I'm going to come over here and I'm going to draw a ruler on it and we've had it on the ground now If it's been constant, you can see that. It's been on the ground for seventy-two miles. Seventy miles. That is a long track tornado. It is hard to get a tornado to stay on the ground that long. Now, once the weather service in in Memphis, which is responsible for this area, goes out and does a survey, they may find that it touched down, lifted, touched down, lifted but we've been seeing a significant debris signature for at least 30 miles. So I know this has been on the ground without lifting for 30 miles. So, this is a long track, dangerous tornado. This is the type of tornado we were scared we would see tonight and you could see it right here. Now, I think I'm picking it up from the I think that just went to the the Paducah. Yeah, it's on the paduka site. I'm interested to see what the radar looks like. The velocity. So, it's harder to see from and I doubt we'll see debris but if we do see debris, this is going to be interesting because it's going to be hitting this in about 15, 000 feet in the air. There's debris. You see that, Lisa? We're seeing debris from the wow. That is that is significant debris. It is just lofted something at least 10, probably 12, 000 feet in air right now. So, this is on the ground and in order to get debris that high up in the air, this is doing significant damage and unfortunately, it is moving right into Carruthersville. It's going to be going right in towards the Haytai area in the Carruthersville. It's going to be crossing probably right near the intersection of of fifty-5 and one fifty-five is where this is going to go and it's going to go right in this general area. So, Haytai, Carruthersville, Highway 84 in between you. Get in your safe spot. Boy, that is a significant hook We've got a significant debris signature. At least we did from from Paducah. You can still see it. I actually pulled it up if you if you need to look at the CCs as well but yeah, you can really see the exact same thing that Grant is showing where that debris ball, that signature, that's going to be that white circle just south of Braggadocio. That's going to be very concerning. Again, more than likely, we're having debris from this tornado lofted into the air to where our radars can at least depict that hey this is not natural. This is not rain falling down. These are not just strong winds but in fact, we have debris from this confirmed large tornado on the ground which Grants mentions been on the ground for about 72 miles. That's concerning. This is going to continue again to move off to the northeast at about 50 miles an hour. So, looking to cross I-55. It also will cross one fifty-five and make its way just south of Carruthersville. So, again, really looking to concentrate in in area that doesn't need to see this especially since it's a populated area. Hey, Ty. You, this is going to be just to the south of you but it's close enough that we'll have to watch southern portions of your town as well as this system is going to continue to move through. I'm going to back it up just to give you a quick view really quickly. If you are just tuning in, we are watching strongest severe thunderstorms across the Heartland. These warning s are stretching all the way up from Central Illinois. Southeast Missouri over into areas of Arkansas. So That's all the way south of Little Rock. A lot of warnings have been issued overnight. We're only concerned right now with that one warning that's going to be in southern portions of the Boothill. If you are tuning in, I'm just going to zoom up. There's some activity moving into areas near Poplar Bluff, Sikeston, East Prairie. You might be dealing with some thunderstorms and continuing to move for the north. There's been a severe thunderstorm warning just to the north of the Heartland, north of Iron County and we'll have to watch it that can clip some of our port Saint Genevieve County but for the moment, we look to at least be rather lucky for most of the area dealing with some calm activity but there are thunderstorms just to the south of areas near the Boothill where that confirmed tornado is that could potentially be dealing with more severe weather moving in. So, this will be an area of interest in particular as we continue into the next few hours. This tornado we, have had reports on the ground and still as we're zooming in, we're still noticing that couple over Braggadocio. So, we're going to continue to track this and watch any new more reports that are coming in. Uh I'm not seeing any other damage reports at the moment. Other than at this point, they're saying it's moving northeast at 60 miles an hour now. So, wow. Maybe moving a little bit quicker at something to be concerned as we continue to watch this through the evening hours. Yeah and they just extended the tornado warning It. is now including Lake and O'Bion County because of the significance and I guess because of that be to there's there's the debris and folks, I'm telling you, Haytai, Carruthersville, I know this area doesn't need anything like this. I I know two thousand six, we saw a tremendous tornado move through here and do a significant amount of damage. This tornado is going to be moving in here. This is this tornado at least velocity wise has the potential to be that F3 EFthree type tornado So, that's what we're seeing right here, right now. So, let's back things out. Uh she just said that the weather service now is tracking it at 60 miles per hour. Again, I would track it as well for the speed but I can't stop things and move things around to get the actual speed. Um so, what I'm going to do, is I'm going to walk over here and talk with that hook echo there. I have to change the speed on my cell track so we can get you the proper speed on that and let me do that real quick. Well, when we're watching it, I'm able to at least track some of the velo these just by looking at this, the velocity couplet on this is picking up winds up to a hundred and10, 13 miles an hour. So, definitely going to have very strong winds if you are in this area in the boothill. This is going to be heading towards Carruthersville. We're also tracking hail within it. There's been some indication we could have two inch diameter hail or up to it and that could be the size of an egg. So, not only dealing with again a tornado threat but we're also dealing with the threat of extremely strong winds outside of that tornado well as possible hail. So, don't go outside and look at this especially with our storm tracker view. Well above me, you can see it's dark out there and when we have these nocturnal events, the lightning can play a trick to your eye of wherelly where that tornado will be. A dangerous situation, get in your basement, the most interior portion of your house. If you don't have that basement but it seems to be a long live tornado that is concerning moving into our southern areas near Carruthersville. Yeah and here's the track. I just tracked this at sixty miles per hour, 60 miles per hour. You could see Carruthersville, eight thirteen. That's in six minutes. Uh horn break, you can see at eight thirty-five, Union City, 850. And Fulton, Kentucky at 901. So if this continues to move at 60 miles per hour, we're going to be seeing some issues with this storm. So, again, we have a dangerous tornado moving into Carruthersville right now. A dangerous tornado moving into Carruthers right now. This tornado has done damage. This there's the debris signature. It's bright red right there. I'm going to see if the the CCs match up with that. I think they will. Unfortunately. And yes, there is the tornado right there. It's moving right south of Haytai. It's going to be, if you know that exit, you know where fifty-five and 155 breaks off. It's moving over there right now. So, if you are near that area, that is where the tornado is. So, you definitely need to be seeking shelter right now in your basement if you have it. There's the rotation right here in your basement if you have one. If you don't have a basement, again, you put as many walls between you and the outside as possible by getting on the lowest level of your home, getting to that center room, a closet, a bathroom, make sure it's not an exterior wall, try to have as many walls between you and the outside. Another good idea for something like this is to think about it. If you have a baseball helmet, a basket bicycle helmet. So, you got, you ride your bicycle, you got the helmet, go ahead and grab that, put it on while you see shelter, anything to help protect you as this moves in and this is a significant tornado that has been on the ground for quite some time. If if it's been on the ground continuously now, it's been on the ground almost now for 80 miles. We've had confirmed tornado warning s out now for 80 miles. Those purple colors that you see here, that is what we added to the radar to let people know that this tornado is on the round. When we see the warning turn purple, we know it's on the ground. We know it's been confirmed and you can see a little doughnut hole. We got rain and debris wrapping around that area right now. It's in the south side of Haytai right now is where we are seeing this tornado You. can see the inflow notch right here. The debris signatures right here. There's the rotation. Very strong right over right over Interstate 55 where branches off on 155 to go towards Dyersburg, Tennessee. That there is the tornado. It is it has been on the ground for quite some time and the debris signature is even stronger. So, it is just hit something significant. Uh I know there's a couple of, there's an exit right here. There may be it may be a gas station or something. I know there's a couple of gas stations I think right here. Now, I know there's a there's an exit just north of Interstate one fifty-five and the Missouri, the the rest area is right here. This should stay just, I mean, it's going to be close to the rest area but I know there's a lot of farmhouses all along this area. I drive through here all the time and this is going this is crossing Interstate 155 right now. That is a significant debris signature. As I pan this out, you'll see that we have the the ten. It's not quite a ten but it's about an eight. It's just gone down a little bit. The signature is not quite as much. Okay, another tornado warning has been issued. I wonder if Paducah is gone ahead and issued the warning Uh. now, it's just a continuation of the warning that we're seeing right now. We've got a warning here til eight fifteen and then the warning for Lake County until 8 So they just kind of continue and you could see those hatched marks right there. You see, you saw those black lines earlier, right there. That tells us that this is a significant tornado There. is a debris signature. It's the tornado es crossing Highway 84 on the east side of Haytai right now. The tornado is on the ground. It is doing damage. It is crossing Highway 84. I know there's some gas stations right here. Uh I think there's a couple of fast food joints right here. Uh that tornado is going through that area right now and likely causing damage as we speak. Um for you folks in Carruthersville, the north side of Carruthersville, this is where it's going to hit. I know I mentioned the I mentioned the casino earlier. I think this is going to stay just to the north of the casino. Now, I'm not 100% sure because I don't know exact location of the casino but I thought it was just southeast of Carruthersville but it's going to be close. If you're in anywhere near Carrals Valley need to be seeking shelter. If you're in Haytai, you need to be seeking shelter. This is a dangerous tornado It. is on the ground right now. It is about to cross Highway 84. Then it's going to cross the Mississippi River and it's going to go into Lake County, into Tennessee. So, let's kind of follow off to the east to give folks their first alert of this tornado that's moving into Lake County. So, if you folks in Ridgeley, this is headed your way. This is going to go probably stay just south of Tiptonville but it's going to be close. So, if you're in Tiptonville, you definitely want to be in your safe spot and yeah, that right there, that's a tornado warning for that Paducah put out for, they just kind of filled it in. That's New Madrid County for the southern parts of New Madrid County. You can see Portageville. It looks like this will stay just to the south of Portageville but as we continue off to the northeast, Dixie, you're in danger with this storm and Union City, you're under the gun, Hornbeak, and Troy all these areas are under the gun for this large, damaging tornado that if it is still on the ground and it's been continuous. I mean, I know it's on the ground. I just showed you the debris but if it's been continuous, it's been on the ground now for about 85 miles. Um this is just really kind of unheard of for this time of the year, folks, to to be seeing this type of weather and you could see it is really wrapping up. There's a debris signature. It is just crossed over Highway eighty-four. I'm just kind of scared to look at the debris signature I'm worried that it has hit something significant with that purple color right there and yeah, boy, the debris is really dropped down again. So, it is now into Lake County, Tennessee. The tornado is crossing the Mississippi River right now. It is now into Lake County, Tennessee. It will cross the Mississippi River again and move back into Pemascott County before crossing the Mississippi River a third time and going back in the Lake County. Thanks to the Mississippi River meandering so much but that is that tornado Wow. It has been on the ground for quite some time and just a a very intense. Again, this should be this should be white or pink or red. This green area right here but it is folded to the green. See the green? the, it's just, it's just very, very intense this this storm. Uh especially for this type, this time of the year. So, let's looks sound like you're about to say something. Uh well, yeah. So, pretty much the only thing I can tell you that they have at least analyzed is this system which again was all the way in Arkansas, impacted areas of Jonesboro. I'm not sure if the town's called Monet or or Monet but that was in Arkansas and there's actually reports of a building collapsed with people in it. So, again, a very dangerous situation. We're watching that front all the way still in Oklahoma. A lot of activity flaring up ahead of that with warning s across Illinois, Missouri, and even into Arkansas. Something that is going to be interesting though. There's been a tornado that has been confirmed and we've been watching that South of Springfield and this is really going to be a favorable area right now, Grant, where that cap is being lifted. So, that's going to mean that thunderstorms could potentially be strengthening as they're moving closer into our furthest western counties of Southeast Missouri. We're going to continue to watch that area in particular. Again, we're keeping an eye on this very strong tornado that has at least been reported on the ground. That's going to be moving into areas of Lake Port Lee but still monitoring tornado warnings which are going to be issued Again, this one that's going to be clipping southern portions of Jonesboro where this exact tornado in our area, the Heartland, already hit prior to moving into our area. So, what we're going to have to monitor with this. Again, this is still in a favorable area as well. That's keeping these tornado es alive if they are at least on the ground and this will also be moving into the boot heel. That's going to be again for Dunklin and Pemascott County. So, we'll be watching this activity closely as we continue in between eight and nine o'clock. You'll still have some time again. These could be within the next hour or so but not looking to be a good case scenario. Right now, that tornado again, not looking to have any other reports at the moment. Other than that debris signature has really been with us for a while and that's concerning. That means that we're at least indicating that debris is being lofted into the air and that would mean that it's hitting some sort of structures. Right now, we can see it just passing over. That's where that at least couple it is where winds are at least going to be turning counterclockwise. That's moving just over the Mississippi River and into Lake County right now. Uh not seeing too many towns within that but that's just the north of Carruthersville if that gives you a picture of where that's located. So, this is going to continue to be a concern. It's going to be moving into areas near Wrigley and that does have at least an elementary school near it. I'm trying to see if I can get any other landmarks on the map to see where this is going to be heading but definitely a couple that we're going to be having to watch closely as this is going to be continuing to move not only into areas of Western Tennessee now but with more storms that could be moving into the heartland causing strong to severe weather throughout the night. So, stay tuned with us. Please we're going to give you at least that quick overview. Everyone is under a tornado watch through tonight and we could even have activity lingering on into the early morning hours. Police have the KFUS 12 weather app. We'll keep you updated on air but you'll want to way to get those alerts if you do plan on going to bed anytime soon. Yeah and again, this storm is in a very favorable environment. I I don't see why it would weaken. I mean, the tornado could lift and then it could produce another one but if we just kind of follow my hand, here's the storm. This is the way it's going to track. It may be actually going a little bit farther north than what I'm doing. So, you could see it's going to be going through a good bit of our western Kentucky counties. So, we have got a long night ahead of us New storm trying to develop Starting to take on a little bit of a cellular look to them. What I mean by that is they're starting to break apart. We've got one just southwest of Cape Girardeau that's trying to develop. One near Dexter, one over Poplar Bluff. We can take a look at the winds and I'll do that here in just a second and zoom in to where these storms are. Uh we know about the tornado It's. in Lake County now. I just want to see if we have any signs of rotation developing in these developing storms and we do not. Uh again, these storms have been struggling. I still think they're dealing a little bit with the cap right now but like Lisa said, it is appearing as though that cap is beginning to weaken. Again, if you're just joining us, the cap is what we talk about that warm layer of air about 10, 000 feet tonight that is really saved a good bit of Southeast Missouri but it is weakening now. So, let's take our attention and turn it back down towards the tornado that is on the ground in Lake County. Boy, that is a, well, it's actually crossed. Remember I said, it's going to cross Mississippi River again. It's cross the Mississippi River again. It is now in Pambiscott County once again and then it will cross the Mississippi River a third time and get back into Lake County but there is our tornado and I won't say possible because it's been on the ground we think for for quite some time. It may have lifted a couple of times but we've had a confirmed tornado warning out on this for about 85 miles now. Um there is the boy look at that hook. It is really got an intent an intense inflow notch and you can see the video you see behind me there, that is our storm tracker headed south. You can see a lot of lightning. Does anybody have an idea of where he is? If you do, just shout at me in my ear. Uh around New Madrid. So, he's going to be driving into the storm. He's not going to get hit by the tornado. This strong tornado will miss him. I will be a little concerned about the line that's moving back into the same area. What I will would be interested to see if he can make it all way down to Haytai and see what kind of damage we have in there because we did get a significant debris signature as it crossed Highway 84 east of Haytai and again, there's a lot of gas stations and fast food joints that go right here at that exit. I think it's exit nineteen. I'm not 100% sure but I think that's what it is. Again, I drive down in that area a lot. You can see there's a tremendous amount of lightning with this as well. So, I was right. Uh exit nineteen. Good. So, here is our tornado right there. We have a pretty, I'm sure we still have a pretty significant debris signature. Wow. That is impressive because it's not really going over populated areas right now. It's just kind of going over some fields unless it picked up maybe it hit a farmhouse or something but that is a significant debris signature for just hitting fields and and you can see it's about to cross the Mississippi River again. This is it's in Pennascott County and about to move into Lake County as we speak. You can see it right here that it's moving in. I'm going to probably have to change my batteries here in a second of my IFB. So, I'll be walking away. Northeast at about 50 miles an hour. There was a report, a potential report of this as it crossed over I55 and we talked about that especially Grant mentioned there's some gas stations in that area. It may have hit a vehicle. So, that's something we're watching again. If you can and get alerts, don't be driving in this. Don't go outside. Get inside your basement. Most interior area of your room if you can or for your house. If you don't have a basement. There's been a confirmed tornado on the ground for a long time. And what we're still watching is this tornado warning I'm. watching very closely. That's going to be moving just to the south of Jonesboro. This is moving northeast at about 60 miles an hour. So if I put a track on this right now, that means within 60 miles, again, that's going to be hitting into area is near Kenneth at about nine eighteen. So, back into Dunklin and Pemascott counties. This again is still going to be in a favorable environment where forcing can allow that storm to survive and potentially keep whether it be a severe thunderstorm warning or tornado warning alive within that. So, again, we're moving back to that storm over Carruthersville. Uh it is looking to at least still have some sort of hook indication on it and a debris signature that's moving right over the Mississippi right now. I'm looking at a couple different sources here. We can really see those colors, those interchanging colors of some of the reds into those blues and purples. Again, that's just moving into Lake County at the moment. In that area, not seeing a on my map at least. I'm trying to look again for some some indications of structures. I'm not seeing a lot. So, that's good news but again, knowing that we had a confirmed tornado on the ground that's already caused damage of the Heartland into the boothill. This is likely going to be making its way into areas near Ridgley and just south of Winberg. So, this is going to be a potential hazard as we're continuing to move into the next couple of hours. Again, still planning on tracking that as we're moving through. Grant's coming over here, checking out some stuff. We're just going to give you that look again that there are tornado warning s along the in the heartland, outside of the heartland. We're still going to be tracking thunderstorms at least continuing to move in from our west. Some of those are having severe thunderstorm warnings and still a tornado warning which that looks to be weakening slightly. We're going to watch that area as some favorite activity could occur. We're also going to be watching those storms south of Jonesboro and I'm going to zoom in here. This is not a tornado warning system but if you are in areas of Stoddard County, Butler County, especially near Papua Bluff, some heavy thunderstorms could be occurring right now. That is not looking to at least turn into a tornado warning anything severe at the moment. So, yes, you'll have some nasty storms moving through. No, that is not looking and being severe. Some showers moving in the Western Kentucky. Having a little bit of an intense thunderstorm just south of Princeton along Highway 91. So if you're in those areas, you'll be hearing some thunder and lightning. Right now, though, zooming into Southern Illinois, you're looking clear but that does not mean that you'll at least be dealing with those calm conditions through the night. More thunderstorms are starting to pop up and in fact, we're noticing a little cell in western portions of Perry County. That's going to be in Missouri crossing over Highway T. We're also zooming into a cell here that's moving into southern portions of Cape Girardeau County just north of Delta and this will be making its way towards Cape Girardeau but again, the velocity on this, not looking too impressive. So, we're not worried about again, any kind of rotation within that. The biggest threat area that again, we're focusing on. We've been tracking this for a while. If you're just tuning in, it's really important that we're telling you about this. This is to be the storm moving over Carruthersville and moving over Tiptonville. Right now, moving into areas of Tennessee. Uh the warning still goes for about another 19 minutes, but man, it's still hanging on to. It'll be. Some of it's signature. So, no doubt. More than likely, I agree with you, Grant that is going to be extended and we're going to have to continue to track this and potentially again, this is looking to continue to move into that north, east direction, which means that's eventually going to be moving into Kentucky areas near full edging southern portions of Hickman County as well as Graves County. If that continues to be extended far enough. Lisa, look at the other source. Look at the GR. I drew a line of the debris signature. So, you can kind of see headed and kind of name off some of the towns because I don't have that line with me. Yeah. Yeah. Some of those towns that's in Fulton County, Lisa, that's going to be, it's just south of Hickman but that is going to move into areas near. Tip, Tiptonville, get in shelter now. This is an extreme debris signature. This is an extreme debri this is a very strong tornado Sorry, Lisa. No, it's alright. But I just wanted folks, Tiptonville, get in your safe spot. Uh this is headed right towards you. This is a significant debris signature that is moving into your neck of the woods. This is a large damaging tornado that now has been on the ground for about 95 miles possibly if it has gone nonstop but I just wanted to shout that out because I knew that the debris signature looks stronger. I wanted to make sure Tiptonville, your first alert, you got about five minutes. Get your shelter, This storm is dangerous. Alright, Lisa and when you get a second, go back over and I want you to read off some of those towns along the line. What I did is I drew a line from the debris signature when it was in Dunklin County to where it is right now and extended that off. So, what are some of the towns that are going to be impacted by this? Yes, so some. Together. Some of those towns that is going to be moving just over to the south of Tiptonville as that moves through Fulton County that will be entering Kentucky. That's going to just off to the southeast of Hickman. We're also going to be making it go to the northern portions of Wingo and that's going to cross directly over Mayfield. So, if you're in Graves County, Mayfield, heads up there. This is heading your way. If that continues on, that'll move exactly over Benton. So, this is going to be a concern especially stretching into areas of Graves County stretching into areas of Marshall County and possibly northern portions of Callaway County. So, Watching this as this will continue to move through. Unfortunately, you know, this is just not weakening. Right. As Grant mentioned, that favorable environment. Yeah, really, along. When I drew that line, I knew it was Mayfield. and I mean, that's a long way out. Lot can happen between now and then Mayfield but want to give you your first alert. Also, we'll give you first alert. We do have a new tornado warning out. I think it's in Western Kentucky. Let me go ahead and hit this and yeah, we've got a new tornado warning out right here. This is Princeton. It's Caldwell County. It goes until nine o'clock with this storm. The road rotations located right here. It's going to be moving out of our area shortly. You can kind of make it out right here and we just had another tornado warning issued I'm. pretty sure it's probably for Fulton and Hickman counties is what I'm going to guess. No, they just continued the tornado warning for Ohion County and Lake County. I can't imagine that Fulton County won't go under a tornado warning here shortly for this cell as well. Again, that is the tornado It. is on the ground. It is doing damage. It is very intense You need to be in your safe spot. If you are near Tiptonville, you need to be underground if you have a basement. If you don't, you need to put as many walls between you and the outside. As again, we've been tracking a very large, damaging tornado for quite some time and we just, it's in an environment where I just don't think it's going to die and it's going to continue to go off to the north and east and again, it's going to cross between Fulton and Hickman in Kentucky. So, for you folks in Fulton County and Hickman County Kentucky. I I I foresee a tornado warning coming out for you shortly because of this. Now, I'm going to zoom in. I want to go. We've talked a lot about that. I wanted to harp on Tiptonville because this we know is on the ground. We know it's doing damage and we know it is significant but we now have another storm that we need to be concerned with. So, I want to take a look at the storm that is just to the south of Princeton. Again, it is not as intense as this storm but it does have some rotation with it and it's going to be moving out of Caldwell County here pretty quickly. And that moving off to the northeast at about 40 miles an hour but it's just on the edge of our viewing area. So, if you're going to be, we're going to zoom in to some of those towns. If there is any, I'm not seeing too many towns showing up but other than that, more roads. Uh Highway 91 and Highway I believe it is. Six seventy-two is what it is. So, if you're in those areas, certainly you'll want to take shelter again. Uh moving off to the northeast at 40 miles an hour. So, really this is going to to push out of our area but we're still going to be tracking at the moment that very large observed tornado This. will be impacting areas near Tiptonville moving into Lake County as we're heading into the next couple of hours. So, also still tracking again some extended warning s that we're noticing from tornado warning s just out near West Plains. Again, this is going to be to the southeast of Springfield and those will also be inching their way towards areas of Carter Ripley County. So, if you're in those locations. It's been rather calm this evening. You haven't seen a lot of activity but there again, will be more activity with this line moving our way over the next several hours. Yeah, let's take a look. Again, this is the this is the tornado warning that is just south of Princeton. Again, it's just there it is. There's the tornado It's. about to cross highway. Uh looks like 126 and six seventy-two Uh it is fairly weak. Uh it is not as intense as was headed into Tiptonville. I just want to give you a first alert. If you are in southeastern Caldwell County, get in your safe spot for about another 10 minutes. It'll be out of your area in 10 minutes. Princeton, this will not hit you. This will stay off to your south and east. We have another tornado warning that has been issued and that's what I was thinking. We've got the tornado warning has been issued for Fulton and Hickman Counties. Again, the purple shading means a confirmed tornado because we showed it to you on radar and it is a damaging tornado That's. why you see the black lines there because of the threat to life and property. So, I want to zoom back and what we're going to do is we're going to pan back down to the tornado warning that is that is causing the damage really bad right here. Again, we're watching these storms and folks, Southern Dunklin County. Again, we haven't had this turn purple. So, this is probably still just a radar indicated tornado but you're going to see some dama winds. Very heavy rain and lightning for these folks that are probably having to clean up right now after that tornado just went through the the areas of Southern Dunklin County and Pemascott County. The tornado now is in Lake County as we speak. Let's zoom on in. See if we can, boy, there's a there's the debris signature more than likely. It's going to the south side of Tiptonville right now. So, let me take a look at the shear marker on it. Uh there it is. Wow, very intense rotation. Very intense rotation. the debris signature, very intense debris signature too. Look at that tight debris signature right there with it. So, again, tornado is on the ground right now moving to the south side of Tiptonville. It is going to be crossing into O'Bion County here shortly. It's going to be going along Tennessee Route 22. This tornado will be headed towards the Dixie area. Uh I think the community of is Woodland Mills. I know it's just to the to the northwest of City. I want to zoom into this area because they got hit by a pretty big tornado in twenty fourteen Um yeah, right here. So, Woodland Mills, this tornado is headed your way. Unfortunately, I know you guys had to deal with a pretty significant tornado a few years ago but unfortunately, it looks like you have another tornado headed your way and we do have the debris signature on the ground. So, this is going through Tiptonville right now and it will be crossing into O'Bion County here very shortly right along Highway 22 in Tennessee Highway 22. The circulation should stay just to the northwest of Union City but it's going to be headed towards that Woodland Mills area and then moving into Fulton County just to the southeast of Hickman, Kentucky. So, we have got a busy busy night going on. Again, we have a lot of. For the game that we we have a lot of We have a lot of storms going on here. So, somebody talking to me there. There was something going there? Well, I want to circle back to something great. There there's a confirmed tornado now moving in the Jonesboro area with that storm. That's exactly what I was going to show you actually. Uh Jonesboro, that's going to be that confirmed tornado within that almost the exact same path that this very destructive warning has gone through. So, what we're noticing, Jonesboro now tornado that rotation is going to be just off there. We can notice that couplet off to the southeast of Jonesboro confirm tornado on the ground. The tornado warning that we've been dealing with, that was just to the south of Joan Firksboro. So, this looks to be a slightly further north but I put a track on this. It's moving northeast at about 60 miles an hour. That's going to be moving into the boothill. Dunklin County, you will be under the gun again. This could reach areas near Leachville which actually had injuries reported around this area and even a couple fatalities from the previous tornado es. So, with this one moving through, needs to be taking just as serious as we're having these storms continue to move through in the evening. That should be making its way towards Kennon at about 928. This is going to have major impacts again if this tornado can even hold up as it's moving into the boothill. Something we're noticing again, I put that track on the current tornado that we are watching and areas of Lake County. that's going to be moving into northwestern portions of Obayan County. It's going to be moving over areas of Fulton County as well as Hickman County and into Graves County and there's at least some towns that you can see on there, Union City at 850, Fulton at nine oh one, Dukedom at 911, and Mayfield at 9 twenty-2. So really continuing to maintain its strength, cause a lot of damage, and we could potentially see that, maintain its strength as well, which it likely will, moving into Western Kentucky as we're heading through again, the next hour. This again is a very dangerous situation and we're not just tracking this being only storm of the night but more that are going to come as we head into the upper. Lisa, do me a favor. Yeah. You you've got to just drag the radar. I want to go a little farther east and look at the storm that is moving out of Caldwell County. You see the tornado warning is just right above your shoulder. Um if we go, if we go towards Caldwell County, just kind of get yeah, keep going. No. Go go. It's the tornado that's near Princeton, Kentucky. Yup. So, you gotta go a little bit further. Yeah. Okay. So, that tornado is moving out. I just want to make sure. I know we told about 10 minutes to be out of Caldwell County. I don't want to forget about the folks in Caldwell County but we definitely have a a possible tornado there but we are getting okay, what are we? Two reported touchdown, numerous houses have been destroyed. Okay, that's what I want. And that rotation within that, that tornado is cross the county line. So, there you go. Out of our area. It's crossing over and we can see just by that one little speck but that's looking a little bit weaker. So, you should be in the clear if you're in Caldwell County. That was the one we are tracking south of Princeton but that is only again one of numerous tornado warning s that we're going to be watching through the night. So, we've got officers actively rendering aid in Dunklin so Southern Dunklin County, please stay out of that area. Uh we've had reported at least two tornado es have touched down. Uh more than likely, we had one major tornado and a satellite tornado that went around it based on what it looked like on radar. Uh numerous houses have been destroyed and there are reports that people are trapped. Uh so, again, that's the storm that is headed into Kentucky right now. That's moving into O'Bion County, Tennessee, and then eventually moving into Fulton, Hickman Counties. This is a dangerous, dangerous situation. It seems as though this tornado may have been on the ground for nearly 100 miles now and I hate the fact that we're seeing a confirmed tornado in Jonesboro now. I just checked the chat out of Memphis and yes, it is on the ground. There's report of it on the ground and unfortunately, folks that are going to be rendering aid for you folks. I know there's probably some emergency managers watching us in Dunklin County, Sheriff's Department Police. There is another tornado headed there. So, please get that out to your folks. Not under a warning yet but there's another tornado that is headed close to the same area where people are rendering aid right now for houses that have been destroyed and based on the reflectivity that doesn't surprise me. Sure. Based on the Irish. Based on a lot of things in that. Uh very very intense. Intense weather. So here's the tornado It's moving into Obayan County now. You could see it. It's going to be moving into Fulton and Hickman counties. We're going to zoom in a little bit more on it and wow, that is just a text like I said earlier. I mean, when you look at, you know, Lisa and I have done this. We had to take severe weather classes in college and they give you the textbook and they say, okay, here's what a tornado looks like. It's easy when they look like this. I mean, the the tough thing is when there's a quick little spin ups, you gotta find them. This is no doubt folks. Big hook right here, debris ball right there, moving across the lake, moving into a Bayan County right now. A significant tornado, sky Okay, the Skycam is from UT Martin. Okay. Okay, Martin, Tennessee. So, again, this is a little bit west of Martin, Tennessee but maybe we can see some some lightning flashes or some from the storm here shortly. But there it is, a very significant area of rotation and let's see if we still have a debris signature. we still have a this thing has been showing a debris signature since before it moved in the Dunklin County. So, this is going to be one of the longest track tornado es that that that I if this has been continuous, I I've never tracked one continuous on the ground this long. Now, the Perryville Tornado was on the ground for 50 something miles. We tracked it, weakening, and then we tracked it redeveloping. This one, we haven't seen that debris signature go away. We had at least for 80 miles the way it looks right now and with reports of houses destroyed, in Dixie. This is headed your way. Woodland Mills. This is headed your way right now. This is a damaging tornado that has caused injuries Unfortunately, we're getting reports of fatalities just outside of our area. Hopefully, we didn't see any fatalities. Other areas but this has been a damaging tornado and it is still on the ground and it is moving through Northwestern O'Bayan County now and eventually, we'll be moving into the Hickman County Fulton Fulton Hickman County of Western Kentucky. So, let's let's get everybody caught up today. Let's take a little breath here. Again, I wanted to make sure that for you folks in Caldwell County, I told you we weren't going to forget about you. Uh that circulation has moved out of your area. The circulation was much weaker and we didn't have a signature of a big tornado on the ground. That's why we've been focusing on this tornado in Union near Union City now. We've got another tornado unfortunately that is moving into Southern Dunklin County in about an hour maybe 45 minutes unfortunately. Again, for for you emergency managers and police departments and sheriff departments that are watching us in Pemascott County and in Dunklin County that are out there helping people right now trying to get people out of collapsed homes from damage from the first tornado There is another tornado moving that way. I want you to please be safe and also we have our storm tracker that's going to be headed towards that area as well and I want to make sure that storm tracker when Nolan stays safe as well. So, Imma be watching that closely and I see the storm tracker there and I'm I'm not sure exactly where he is now but I want to make sure that we keep him safe throughout this event. I know he's going to go see what exactly has happened in that area. Now, I want to pan out to the west. To just show you what's coming. We've got tornado es. This every once in a while, this storm has had purple shading on the warnings with confirmed tornadoes. Uh it is moving off to Northeast. Um we'll see if it holds together. It looks like it's turning a little more to the northeast which means it could be weakening. This looks to be struggling. Still tells me that this area right here, the cap could really be holding its own right now and that could be helping us out tremendously but we're starting to get new development here pretty significant from Cape Girardeau South towards Poplar Bluff. So, before we go and look at this tornado again. Okay, something to note Green that the tornado we're watching. I can still see that debris signature just off to the northeast of Sandburg and or Samsung I think it is or Sam Burke. So, that's an area we're watching. There has at least been some reports coming in that the Samsung and maybe it's a typo it looks like Sandberg Fire Department had a direct hit to the fire station and that there are some still people trapped in structures that the the storms passed through and possibly. Sandberg there, I just I I had it on the on the map right there. Yeah. So, that's going to be right where that little hook indication is and that's going to be where right where that that that cup. So, Sandberg, that you're saying that they're saying that the fire department is taking a direct hit unfortunately. They're they're saying Samsung, Tennessee but no, here you go. I was just, I was going to say, I think there was a typo in there. It is. Yeah. So, their fire department just had a direct hit and really that's where the debris signature still is. So, some of those towns, I know we we mark that line on here that this is going to be coming towards next. That's going to be Woodland Mills. That's going to be right on the border before it moves into areas of Fulton County. Then, that's going to continue off to the northeast towards areas near Crutchfield. That's going to move right to the northern portions of Wingo and Graves County then that will continue almost making a direct hit to Mayfield and Graves County. So, this is going to be something we'll continue to watch. Past Mayfield that looks to then take a direct hit into areas of Benton. So, really having a very potent hook signature on that as well as that velocity couplet which is going to indicate that yes, we are having rotation within this. We've had the debris signature on this for a long time now. There's been damage reports. There's been potential injuries and people who are trapped. Police take shelter and take this very seriously. We're not forgetting other areas in the heartland but again, this is a dangerous situation. If you are in other areas of Southeast Missouri right now, we're really just tracking some thunderstorm which could be producing heavy rain, a lot of lightning, and that's going to be in areas from Q and heading up towards Dexter and Orion. This again, not looking to be severe but it is still going to have some gusty winds within it that could be close to 40 miles an hour. So, if you're going to be in areas near Oren, even heading towards Cape Girardeau and heading over the river in Alexander County, just plan that you'll have some thunder, some lightning, gusty winds, and heavy rain heading your way. That big threats going to be the tornado which Watching right now as well as the potential for another potential tornado just to the south of Jonesboro that we've been tracking that will be moving into Dunklin County within the next hour or so. Yeah. So, a very very volatile evening is what we're seeing right now and let's take a look at the shear inside the storm. It looks as though it may be trying to finally cycle. I'm not I'm not positive. It looks like we've got one rotation here in a new rotation that is trying to form. Wow. Boy, that just really That is a strong rotation right there. Um I noticed that the debris signature was not as great but there is still a little signature debris right there but that velocity is really tight right there. I want to do something else. I want to take a look at And this environment is really becoming uncapped very quickly. So, Grants mentioned this when we talked about an environment that's capped. There's warmer air that's preventing those thunderstorms to strengthen but since we're removing that, we're allowing those storms to strengthen and remain strong. So, that be moving room. We're tracking this warning at least continuing as far as it's been into areas of Tennessee and moving into Kentucky. So, we just put the velocity on there. The south side of the rotation is moving. The winds are blowing towards the radar 117 miles per hour. The rotationals, the gate-to-gate shear is one hundred forty mile per hour. Uh we're talking if it's on the ground, we're talking more than likely an EF3 tornado that has caused a lot of damage so far and continues to cause damage. Now, this storm is going to be moving off to the northeast. Again, about 50 miles per hour. Uh every once in a while, it fluctuates between 45 and sixty. So, we'll just say 50 miles per hour. This couplet is going to be crossing into Kentucky in about 15 minutes, maybe 10 minutes. You know what? Let's go ahead and and track to see when it will cross into Kentucky. I'm not going to do a full hour because I'm not out far enough but as it goes off to the northeast, you can see the time there that's 10 minutes. It's going to be moving towards the Mayfield, Kentucky area. You can see, I think I got 30 minutes on there. It's going to be getting into Graves County there. Dixie, eight 49. You got 2 minutes. Get it in your safe spot. We've mentioned you Dixie for quite some time. I've been talking about you Woodland Mills for quite some time as well. Remember back in 2014, you got hit by a pretty big tornado This. one looks stronger than that hit there in 2014. This is headed right your way as well. 855 Crutchville nine oh seven Holyfield at nine seventeen Again, this has been a tornado that we've been tracking for an amazing amount of time. How how far it's been on the ground. Um the tornado well, just just kind of recycles. It looks like it's getting stronger again as the hook is getting more defined as we speak and that latest velocity even looked a little stronger. You see that right there. Let's see if we still have a debris signature. Right now, look at that. We don't have a debris signature which tells me that this maybe cycling which means that the first tornado I, was looking at two rotations and it looked like the north one has weakened and a new one is trying to form. So, I think we right now, do not have a tornado on the ground but are about to have another tornado on the ground because this storm is not weakening anytime soon. The storms, it's just hard to maintain one tornado on the ground for this long of a time and it looks like it's cycling up again when I looked at the winds and looks like there's a new couplet that is forming right here. See, here's what I'm talking about. That's the, remember what we're talking about when I was talking about Cardwell, how these will turn to the left? Well, that tornado was turned to the left. See how it did that? It's following the mezzocyclone and that tornado is weakening and turning to the left. Here's our new tornado that is forming on the south side and it will probably become pretty strong and continue to move off to the north and to the east. It is going to go through the Dixie area. It's going to go through Lynn Mills. Hopefully, it stays aloft while it's moving through those areas but I just, I gotta think when I look at the environment that this storm is moving into, it is very very favorable to get these type of circulations down to the ground. So, we have a thunderstorm right now, a supercell thunderstorm that is cycling. We have a new tornado that is trying to develop right over Highway 22 to the west of Union City. It's going to be moving into the Dixie area. It's going to be moving into the Woodland Mills area. this one will stay aloft and not touch down but based on the environment that we're seeing, I have a hard time believing. We're not going to get another tornado out of this. It's just going to be headed right towards Woodland Mills and then crossing over into Fulton County Kentucky. So, you've got Lisa's got something interesting. This is from the first time we started tracking damage. Is that what you're doing right there on the. Yeah, I've been trying to track when we've seen some of that damage which means that I added a ruler on this, you could tell based on words. Yeah. Now, that's about a hundred and 17 miles that this has been on the ground. That is excessive for a tornado to be on the ground for that period of time and that's what we're going to continue to watch as as Grants mentioned it's cycling and it potentially, yes, could at least lift up but even if it moves back down, that's still going to be part of the same cell which produce that tornado moving through Dunklin, Pemascott counties into Lake County and now, that's going to be heading into areas. Again, that's going to be near Woodland Mills. So, not looking to be great situation but the thing is is as this continues to move through, that's going to be moving off into areas of Kentucky. If you are going to be, let me see if I can zoom in to some of these towns here. If you're going to be in areas still, you can see most of Fulton County and Hickman County that are under that tornado warning that really looks to impact areas again to the south of Hickman but still it could cause at least some wind damage if you're in those areas. Some very strong winds around center of circulation and then we'll continue to track that continuing on that northeasterly path near 50 miles an hour into areas near Mayfield. It really hasn't deviated too much from the initial path when it's been moving through but because of that, that's causing at least an easier track for us on what towns that's currently going to hit next. As this continues to move through though, there's been a lot of reports that have been hit down or been at least of this touching down to damaged bill structures, people who've been tracked under debris, important to please take this seriously. Get in your safe spot as this continues to move through. Uh right now, this warning at least is put out until another 38 minutes from now. So, we're continuing to see this at least for 840 or no it's it was issued at 841 but until 930 and really with the atmosphere that it's in, it's probably going to continue to thrive off of it and not look to weaken, that could extend again that warning past 930 and that's likely what's going to happen based on what we've seen. So, yeah. Impressive that this has been on the ground for at least 117 miles thus far. Yeah. And probably is going to have more problems to the night. And and again, it looks like it's it's cycling. I I'm hoping that it's not on the ground right now but I again, that new velocity couplet is looking stronger. Now, I want to bring a little bit of good news to the situation just just briefly because I know again, we have some folks that are EM managers and sheriff departments that are helping people out in Southern Dunklin County and Southern Pemascott County. The tornado that was on the ground near Jonesboro that was headed that way. That storm has weakened. Notice the tornado warning is over and we're not seeing much in the way of what appears to be a tornado There. is a little weak rotation near Perigold that's going to be headed in that way. Not to say it couldn't strengthen back up but earlier there was a very tight couplet to the northwest of Jonesboro where it touched down and so that's good news right now at least for parts of Southern Dunklin County and Pemascott County that just got hit extremely hard by what appears to be a significant tornado. So, here it is. Uh it looks like it's wrapping up pretty significantly once again unfortunately. I I think it is cycling like I was oh wow. Look at that velocity. Yeah, it's cycling up. Folks in Fulton County, Kentucky, the central parts of Fulton County, Kentucky, you need to be in your basement right now if you have one. If you don't have one, put as many walls between you and the outside. We've got new tornado that is forming just near the Woodland Mills area. It's going to move in to between Hickman and Woodland Mills right along Highway 166. This is going to be headed in towards Fulton County and Hickman County eventually. Uh we just got a severe thunderstorm warning So, let me take a look at this to see where this is and it is for new storms that are far forming near Dexter down to Mauldin. Uh we've got this is for Southern Stoddard County and parts of Nema County until nine forty-five and our radar is indicating a little bit of a weak mezzo cyclone forming here. So, we'll have to wait and see if we get a spin up. This would be headed towards the Sikeston area if it holds together. So, let's get back to the tornado that is moving through the Woodland Mills area. You can see this intense inflow, the hooks right here. I'm going to take a look at the debris signature. See if it has, it is showing back up. I don't see a telltale sign of a debris ball yet. So, I don't see, I don't see the. So, hopefully we don't we won't see it but it looks as though it's really wrapping up once again and that we may be having a tornado developing as we speak that is moving on the O'Bion County, Fulton County line moving into Western Kentucky. If you live anywhere near Woodland Mills, whether you're in Ohion County or you're close to Woodland Mills in Fulton County, get in your safe spot, get in that basement if you have it, if you don't have a basement, get to the lowest room in your house the lowest level in your house in an interior room, put in as many walls between you and the outside as possible as we have a storm that has produced significant amount of damage unfortunately. Uh this is kind of what we were concerned with. I I you know, I honestly thought we'd probably see one or two storms that are like this. Hopefully, this is the only one we see that is this strong because it has caused a lot of issues but we do have severe thunderstorm warning here. Again, storm Mauldin that is moving into Stoddard County and into Madrid County. I'm going to zoom in just to see. It doesn't have a very cellular shape to it. It kind of looks like a multicell right now. So, I'm not overly concerned about tornadic development with it but well, there's something that maybe trying to get going. Again, there's a lot of shear in the atmosphere. So, I have to watch this southwest of Dexter. Doesn't look like a tornado right now but it but it's hinting. It's more of a echo shape where we could get a quick spin up to go in Southern Stoddard County if that continues and then that would be moving south of Dexter and then moving to the northern parts of New Madrid County. So, that is a concern. Let's let's back things up and take a look at the entire Heartland once again. We've got a significant storm that's produced a significant tornado It's. now moving into Fulton and Hickman counties in Kentucky. This storm that is still just out to our west. It has produced tornadoes from time to time it's going to be headed towards Reynolds County and then it will be headed towards Madison County shortly. Uh so, we'll have to keep watching that if it can hold together. Notice, we still have a tremendous void of activity here that cap, that warm layer of air is really saved a good bit of Southeast Missouri. Uh we can follow this line down. You can see some more tornado warning s. That would probably stay just to our south. Although it'll be close to hitting Weekley County. So, we'll have to monitor that as well and let's see what's going on with line back to the west. Again, things are struggling just out ahead of the front. We've got some severe storms to the southeast of Fayetteville and then we'd have to watch and see what happens with this storm that is moving across the White River. That'll be moving in towards the Heartland here shortly if it holds together. So, we just kind of gave you an update on where everything is. Again, for you folks that are watching, for you sheriff's departments and emergency managers that are helping out in Southern Dunklin County and Southern Pemascott County. You got a thunderstorm headed your way. Earlier, it did have tornado Uh. it is weakened now. So, but you're still going to have to be dealing with rain and the possibility of some small hail which would definitely hinder those relief efforts that are going on with the folks that are trapped in their houses and it's just a bad situation in those areas. Again, we've got a storm that is really wrapping up right now. Probably seeing some large hail in Hickman, Kentucky. The tornado if, it is on the ground is just to the east, southeast of Hickman. This is where we would see tornado touchdown. You can see the winds wrapping in with the inflow notch, precipitation running around it. We'll take a look at the or the velocity. We definitely have a big spin here. So, there is a possible tornado Again, we haven't seen the debris signature in a while which is good news and hopefully that will continue Uh no debris signature right now. Nope, that is really not lined up with any shear Um so, but we'll continue to watch it. There's the possible tornado You. can really see that right there crossing Highway 166 Again, this still be on the ground just because we're not getting a debris signature doesn't mean it's not on the ground. The radar beams having to go through a significant amount of rain and hail to pick this up. So, it could be suffering from a little intinuation. Usually, these bigger radars do not but it could be still on the ground just because we're not seeing a debris signature doesn't mean that we don't have a tornado on the matter of fact, look at that little that just popped up right there That's right where their circulation is. So, I think I think it finally may have cycled and we could have another tornado on the ground. Let's see. The debris is probably lagging a little bit behind. Yeah, oh, wow. Yes, this is a tornado. It is just touched down. It is in Fulton County. That is a significant debris signature. It has hit something that's fairly significant along Highway one sixty-six. There it is. Uh we watch this cycle. The new tornado has formed. That is a significant debris signature in part of Fulton County, Kentucky. If you are in Fulton County, Kentucky to the east of Hickman, get in your safe spot now. Get in your basement. This is a significant debris signature that just popped up. That's what I saw right there. That purple signature. That is not rain. That is not hail. Something has been hit and the radar is picking it up. So, we are seeing a significant debris signature. Probably a a strong tornado again With that debris signature. Alright, I'm going to back things up just a bit Um. No no reports on that. Um but that is something to watch. I still want to take it back to. I actually put a track on that severe thunderstorm warning So, we're not forgetting about areas in Stoddard County but we still have that severe thunderstorm warning for areas of southern portions of Stoddard County and heading into New Madrid County that'll also include southern portions of Scott County near Sikeston and really not seeing as much of a of a wind rotation with this but rather looking to have that bow signature which means is I put a track on that. We could be seeing some sixty mile per hour wind gust so damaging winds. That could make it to Sikeston within the next let's see. It's about 901 within the next 15 20 minutes. Uh that also be heading towards East Prairie by 930 and Carroll by 945. So not watching a tornado warning on that storm but it is a severe thunderstorm warning So, plan still on having very strong winds and maybe we're just still going to track some small hail within these in southern portions of Stoddard County and moving over New Madrid County and just clipping Southern Illinois. That big story that Grant's been tracking, that's that confirmed tornado warning been on the ground for what seems to be at this point will be close to a hundred and 20 miles. Uh still getting some reports of debris moving through but now we're they're continuing that warning is what I'm looking at right now. We've got, by the way, the the storm that you're talking about in Stoddard County, winds 54 miles per hour with that storm at the airport in Poplar Bluff. Um that is our tornado Uh. a very strong debris signature. So, this storm has cycled once again and we have a significant tornado on the ground right now. That is our tornado You. can see it. The intersection of 94 and 239 in Fulton County. We have a strong tornado on the ground right now moving through this area. This is the Hickman County line. Fulton Hickman County line right here. I want to back things up just a bit. and wow, that is that is a significant debris signature, folks. I really want you to take this seriously. If you are anywhere in the eastern parts of Fulton County, this storm is going to be headed towards the Clinton area. Special. Just south of Moscow in case you're wondering. Yeah. You know, it's not showing up there but Moscow, if you're in that location, definitely take cover. This is going to be just to the south of your location and then, it's going to move to the north of Crutchfield shortly after. Extremely, extremely strong winds with this. So, the velocity is showing some very strong winds. So, this is again probably a significant tornado. The debris signature is significant and the velocities are significant and again, this is going to be moving to the southeast side of Clinton along Highway 41 or 51, excuse me, between Clinton and Fulton. You need to be in your safe spot and one of the bigger cities in Graves County, Mayfield, Kentucky, this is going to be headed close to your area. It may go just to your north but this is a significant tornado. This is a new tornado I think. Again, it looked the thunderstorm did what we call cycled. The tornado finally weakened and dissipated. I showed you those two circulations. The southern one intensified rapidly. There it is. That's the new circulation. And the new tornado that is on the ground right now. A significant debris signature is showing up about to cross into Hickman County out of Fulton County as we speak. So there it is. A tornado is on the ground doing damage as we speak and it has apparently hit something pretty significant. I mean, this is what the Perryville signature look like. If you remember, we did sit Perryville, Mayfield, Kentucky signature we showed. That was a strong EF3 wasn't quite this dark but this is very significant. Folks, we have a large tornado on the ground moving through Fulton County about to move in to Hickman County. So, I'm going to zoom in a little bit more and get some of these roads here and let you know where you need to be seeking shelter. Again, we've had major damage with this tornado in Southern Dunklin County, Pemascott County, Houses destroyed, injuries, people trapped. Well, here it is now. It's heading towards Tommy Road, Sawmill Road, Clinton Moscow Road, Highway fifteen twenty-nine, Highway $239 All these areas that I'm mentioning, get in your basement now if you have one. If you do not have a basement, put as many walls between you and the outside by getting to that lowest level on your in your house. That is the tornado That. is not hail. That is not rain. That is debri that the radar is picking up and it is a significant amount of debris. It matches up perfectly with this strong rotation that is moving through the area and again, this rotation is going to be moving towards the intersection of 51 and 1529. Okay, we got a new tornado warning and it's been continuing this tornado Yeah, look. So, so here's what here's what's going on. Um we've extended this tornado well off to the east based on what we're seeing. We want to everybody a heads up. The National Weather Service wants to do that too. Mayfield, Kentucky, we're also seeing fair dealing. So, we've got parts of Marshall County now under a tornado warning in Graves County because we have a significant tornado on the ground right now and this tornado, this storm has been producing tornado es now for a close to a hundred and 30 miles. A 30 miles and it's it just doesn't there is nothing to impede. its development. There's a lot of warm air out here to the south and east of it flowing into the storm. So, unfortunately, this is going to continue, it looks like. So, there we go. Let's back things out just a bit. because we've got it intense tornado that is right here moving into Hickman County as we speak. An intense, dangerous look at that hook. That is just wrapping up. That is very intense and the National Weather Service in Paducah has gone ahead and say, you know what? We're going to go ahead and issue a warning out all the way in the Marshall County because of what this storm has done so far tonight. It's in a very favorable atmosphere. Again, this storm right here, severe storm. Again, we don't want to forget about you in Stoddard County, the Madrid County. This is going to be headed into Mississippi County. Not a lot of rotation with this but as it moved through the popular bluff area, this storm produced a fifty-four mile per hour wind gust at the airport in Papa Bluff and we've got. And then. Yeah, go ahead. Now, I'm just letting you know, giving you a little bit of a breather for a minute. Yeah, thanks. Severe thunderstorm warning Water. I at least have a track on that. We are expected to see that and move into Sykeston about 919. That severe thunderstorm warning is going to move towards East Prairie at nine thirty-four towards Carroll at nine forty-seven. So, definitely not forgetting about you heading into some of these areas of Standard County and portions of New Madrid County and Scott County but this is at least not tornado warn but severe thunderstorm warned with 60 mile per hour wind gust possible. Definitely seeing a lot of lightning within this and heavy rain. So, this will continue on that track north of the area where we're tracking that dangerous tornado So, that's again, going to be pushing into areas of Mississippi County as well and northern portions of Kentucky particular Ballard and Carlisle County as we're heading into the next hour. That's when a lot of that will start to reach portions of Kentucky. So, what we're also noticing is those storms that are just to the south of us. We've been watching that for maybe the potential of those making their way into the heartland. There's a confirmed tornado on the ground near Harrisburg but that's looking to stay to the south of us. So, it's possible that some of those stronger storms might just clip us but I really think that this is going to stay to the south of the Heartland right which will be good news for us. We definitely do not need more tornado es to be pushing into some of these southern areas that have already dealt with damage overnight. That big story, that's going to be the tornado that we are tracking again in Kentucky. Yeah, it it has hit a cafe. It's hit a fire department. Looks like in Casey. Uh it that is near Clinton. Um also, the storm is producing golf ball-sized hail. I mean, it's such a defined hook. I mean, this really is textbook of what it looks like but to get these This time of year, that means that we could have very dangerous, dangerous tornado es produced especially with this event that we're watching. I'm going to see if I can switch it over. We still, again, as Grant has been tracking, we can still see that couplet is very strong winds are making their way especially on areas of Highway 51 where that's going to intersect portions. Let's see if I can get some towns on here just to the north of Crutchfield. So, that's really where that rotation is right now. If you were North of Crutchfield. Police again take shelter. We're also getting a new scan in so that's moving off to the northwest. Areas that this is looking to maybe just pass is Wingo. This center rotation will move north of Wingo but is looking to get close to Dublin. So, if you're in Dublin, Kentucky, you'll certainly want to prepare for taking shelter. This will be moving into your location very shortly past Dublin. That's going to make its way almost a direct hit over May Field in Graves County. Grant showing that debris detection right now because. We still got it on the ground right there. Still got it on the ground. So, that could be again, impacting or hitting any kind of structural structures and causing that to at least be lofted into the air. So, that's really a good indication for us to see that hey, there is a tornado on the ground more than likely and that's something we're going to have to continue to watch as the storm still is holding on to a lot of strength and a very favorable environment. Thanksfully again, this is only storm we're watching but the bad side about it, there's been reports of damage, there's been reports of people trapped, not great. So, please take this seriously, especially as the systems continuing to stay with us as we're heading into the evening hours. So, I'm going to look at reports really fast. A lot of people are saying that they've at least reported the tornado They've. seen it. Grant mentioned that there is damage to a hardware store and as this continues to move into some of these towns more than likely, there could be more damage along the way. We won't really fully be able to assess the full strength of this tornado until we have surveyors head out as we head into tomorrow especially when we get more daylight but I really don't think that this is going to die down anytime soon. Grant mentioned that's been extended into areas. Uh Graves County, Marshall County, we're going to have to watch that as it continues to track through especially with these really strong winds and as I've been tracking this, some of these winds are at least up close to or or above 100 miles an hour. So, really intense winds with this. Plan on at least probably seeing some trees uprooted more than likely. Um we've had at least in the past with this system. There's been some power poles knocked down. Uh don't go outside and try to see this. There's a lot of lightning within that system and that can also keep it very very dangerous if you're going to be heading out during the evening hours. Um what Grant's kind of looking at is we're watching more storms off to our west. That cold front still well outside of the heartland means there could be still more severe weather on the way as we continue through the evening hours and even heading into the early morning hours of tomorrow. We talked about how this system again not going to be exactly the easiest to deal with because it's at night time and when you might be sleeping but not just the night time, we're talking about a long-lived event of some strong to severe weather making its way in. So, Grant still focusing in on that main storm right now. Still got a significant debris already. You can still see that hook that's really what we're focusing on where that tornado would form. That's the tornado right there. So, Highway 307, this is east of Clinton, Highway 307. You need to be in your basement right now. You got 30 seconds to a minute before this crosses 307. That's the tornado It is on the ground. It is doing damage. Uh it has caused significant damage already. It is moving into the eastern parts of Hickman County right now and then it's going to be crossing into Graves County here real shortly as you see 58 that goes into Graves County. This circulation will likely stay just and I mean just to the west of Wingo but it's going to be close. We've definitely have a tornado right there. We'll take a look at the shear right over that little purple dot. There's the tornado and then we'll take a look to see about the debris. definite. Wow. That is a significant debris signature. Again, I don't know how many times I've said that tonight. It has hit something and there's debris right there. The debris continues to move across the area and I'm going to do something here a little different real quick. I'm going to leave this up. That's the tornado It's. crossing 307. I want to check another source real quick. I just want to see what the debris, how high this debris is getting and I can do that by looking at another source that we have here and again, this this tornado is Eastern Hickman County right now and let's see if I can see what the debris signature is showing. I'm just trying to see if I can find it on here real quick. So, I need to do. Again, this is a dangerous tornado that we are tracking right now. That debris ball is moving towards the Hickman County, Graves County Line as we speak. Okay, I found the debris signature on here. So, I'm going to cross. I just want to get an idea of looks like we could be seen. Yeah. Wow. Almost 20, 000 feet in the atmosphere. So we have debris being lofted 20, 000 feet in the air right now, Lisa. So, this is a. That's crazy. This is a significant tornado So, there is debris that is 20, 000 feet high. So, this tornado is taking stuff from the ground and lofting it to 20000 feet. That is it right there. It is crossing 307 right now. It's going to be headed into Highway 58 here very very shortly. Again, this is a dangerous tornado It. is an eastern Hickman County right now, Eastern Hickman County about to move into Graves County. So, what do we have going on in the Heartland right now? We have one storm that has been producing tornado es for about a hundred and fifty miles now and it's produced a significant amount of damage. We have another storm that is severe right here moving into the sightsing area. You can see, I think we've got the Sikeston and we've got the the Cape Girardeau Tower Cam behind me there and the Sykes and camera, this storm is moving into Sykeston right now. You can see there's an awful lot of lightning with it but when I look at the winds, I don't see any tornado. We're not getting a tornado with this. We are going to get some strong, gusty winds out of this line that's moving in and the strongest winds are located right in this general area in New Madrid County the way it looks right now on the leading edge. You can see a gust front right here. Uh Cape Girardeau, we're doing okay. Jackson, we're doing okay. Perryville, we're doing okay. Again, most of this activity, we we've been void of the activity because that cap is really really helped us out. What we're going to be concerned with is this storm right here that is about to move into Reynolds County because this storm has produced a couple of tornado es in the Springfield area and right now, it's just a severe storm but it's going to be headed into Reynolds County here shortly and based on its current movement, it would likely go into Reynolds County, Northern Wayne County, Southern Madison County, Northern Boinger County, and Northern Cape Girardeau County and again, the atmosphere is very conducive for tornado es to develop if the storms can maintain their height and their severity but they have to overcome that layer of warm air which seems to be saving a lot of us right here thankfully but you can see a lot of activity just blowing up from Southern Illinois all the way down into the boothill but thankfully, all this activity is very what we kind of noisy. There's not a lot of cellular activity and you need to see that cell so it can wrap up and become a tornado and so far, we are not seeing that and any of this activity except right here, the storm that is moving into Graves County. Uh a significant tornado. Looks like there's a pretty good tornado south and east of Jonesboro as well. I don't know if that has a purple shading to it. Yeah, it does. So, there's a confirmed tornado with this right here as well. Uh we'll have to watch that because that projection would take it into Weekley County and maybe extreme Southern Callaway County if it holds together. So, our tornado right now, moving into Graves County. Again, this is this is done significant damage. We still have a debris signature right there about to cross Highway 58 right now. That's the debris. You see that hook. You see the debris. Let me pan it up here just a bit. There it is. That is the tornado right there. The tornado is moving towards State Route three thirty-nine West. Again, this tornado is going to stay just to the northwest of Wingo but it's going to be close. Wingo go ahead and get in your safe spot. If you're in extreme Eastern Graves County, I hope you're in your basement. We've been talking about you for quite some time. This tornado is about to cross Highway 58 and then it's going to be headed up towards unparalleled Highway 45, which turns into interstate. I think 69 now that goes into Mayfield, Kentucky. So, if this holds together, this could be a serious situation because I know we have a lot of you know, Mayfield is one of our bigger populated areas and we all know what happened there a few years ago. We had that EF3 that went right to the center of Mayfield and we've got another one right here. So, tornado warning has just been issued. Let's see where this tornado warning is for and it is a new tornado It. is the the storm that is in the Jonesboro area and it clips, let's see, Pemascott County in Dunklin County. You can see, here it is. Now, they didn't do, they they did away with the purple. They just, right now, they're going with with radar indicated tornado but earlier it did touch down but right now, we've got a situation as a damaging, large tornado is on the ground moving into Graves County now. Very very tight, tight circulation. Strong, tight circulation, and very, very significant debris signature as well. So, yes, we have a significant tornado on the ground and it is moving towards Bayfield, Kentucky. So, for you folks in Mayfield, Kentucky, please start getting in your basement, your spot. What I'm going to do is I'm going to pan things out just a bit to the west and I'm going to put a track on this as it goes into Mayfield just so we can get an idea of how long it's going to take for this tornado to get into Mayfield, Kentucky. This is just the tornado So, based on its current speed, basically, in about 10 minutes, it's going to be entering the southwest side of Mayfield and it could be going right through the center of town in 10 to 15 minutes. So, 928 this tornado that has done significant damage looks to be moving through the Mayfield, Kentucky area. So, Mayfield, if you're anywhere around Mayfield, please get in your basement. If you have it, if you don't have a basement, again, get to the lowest level on of your home, put as many walls between you and the outside is possible. It's continuing to wrap up. We still have a significant, significant debris signature with this storm as it's headed towards Mayfield, Kentucky. I'm going to pan out because I do want to take a look at that storm that is going to be headed towards Southern Pemascott I got a couple tracks on that if if you want me to show off. Yeah, take Lisa on this for the for the tracks on those that's going into the Pipascott County because we have some folks that are probably doing some rescue right now. Yeah and something that we're going to focus on. There's a couple areas of focus. I really just want to show you first how I'd like to say electrifying these storms are. A lot of lightning. Again, that's just going to show you that these storms are at least growing in the atmosphere. We've had some of these at least near 40, 000 feet and not only dealing with the potential of having to rest people in some of these storms but the lightning will pose another threat even if the severe weather is not in your area. That severe thunderstorm warning is getting very close to areas of Reynolds County. Uh we're putting a track on that because it would impact areas of Reynolds County heading into southern portions of Iron County, Madison County, northern portions of Wayne County within the next half an hour. So, if you're in those locations, plan on dealing with possibly a 60 mile per hour winds. I don't think we're going to extend right now that severe thunderstorm warning but it is south of Sikeston moving into northern portions of New Madrid County. There will still be some gusty winds within this and a lot of lightning and then we're focusing on that southern storm that really is the one of interest that had that confirmed tornado Uh. right now that could clip the southern portion of Pemascott County near Cooter at about 100 three. So, this will be the next storm of interest other than the tornado that we're watching now moving into Kentucky. We'll have to watch the within this confirmed toner very closely as that also could be moving into our southern counties and then carry on into areas of Tennessee and possibly Kentucky if it continues on that northeasterly track. Yeah. Again, I'm I'm I'm concerned about this because we've got some folks that are trying to rescue folks that are trapped in houses. Again, this is another storm. There's the tornado right there. I think that tornado will go just south of the damage path earlier but it's cloak it's close. So, all you folks, the sheriff's departments, the emergency management, the fire, rescue that are helping folks in Southern Dunklin County, in Southern Pemascott County. There's another possible tornado headed that way and it'll be there in about 15 minutes or so. We did just get a new severe thunderstorm warning So, let me see where our new warning is located and it is for Cape Girardeau County, Southeastern Cape Girardeau County. It's also for parts of Scott County and into Alexander County and County and looks like Pulaski County is for the storm that is to the north of Sikeston. Uh they just clipped Cape Girardeau County. I I don't think the severe weather is going to be hitting Cape Girardeau. Uh looks like it's just off to the east. You can see all the lightning on our tower cam there in Cape Girardeau County. So, that is our new warning Again, we're not seeing anything that looks like a tornado in that. So, we're going to be focusing right now on the storms that have the potential to cause serious damage and loss of light unfortunately and that's the storm that is moving in the towards the Mayfield, Kentucky area. I really hope this tries to cycle again before it moves into Mayfield. Um because you know, it it it there's the debris. It is on the ground still. It is racing off to the north and east. Mayfield, you need to be seeking shelter right now. Let me show you what I'm talking about. A lot of times I can show the velocity. I don't have to right now. That's the tornado You. see that purple circle? That's the tornado It's. going to parallel interstate six 69 that goes into Mayfield and it's booking off to the northeast. Look at it. It's wrapped up even more. A bigger debris signature. This is moving into Mayfield, Kentucky right now. Folks in Mayfield, Kentucky, please, please, seek shelter. This storm has caused significant damage already. There's a significant tornado on the ground right now that is moving into Mayfield, Kentucky as we speak. Uh we'll take a look at the debris signature. I'm sure I'm not going to like what I see and I don't. That is a significant debris signature. It matches up perfect with that purple and something else. Watch this. That's the tornado right there, right there. This is extreme inflow right here. So, we've got a lot of inflow being wrapped around right into this inflow knot. So, not only are we seeing a tornado we're, probably seeing 80-mile per hour winds out ahead of it wrapping around that can cause damage as well. Well, out ahead of this tornado and even to the south of tornado We. could see a lot of power outages and such. But this is the tornado moving right along Highway 45 and Interstate 69. It's moving right into Mayfield, Kentucky as we speak. Again, for you folks in Alexander County and Union County and Pulaski County, we're not forgetting about you. Scott County, not forgetting about you. Yes, you have a severe thunderstorm warning but you don't have anything like this. This has a potential to kill people. The storm is moving into Alexander County right now probably 50 to 60 mile per hour winds. Just stay indoors til the storm passes. Mayfield, I need you in your safe that is a serious tornado that is caused already significant damage as it moves off to the north and to the east and then you gotta worry about if it holds together, Benton, Kentucky. You know, that's the National Weather Service in Paducah. Great job folks. Uh if you're watching me, putting that warning out well in advance. I I like that because it brings a heightened awareness. What's the worst thing that can happen? Well, the worst thing that happen, it goes through and people get hurt best case scenario, it dies down and people complain and they had a warning You. know, that that that's what we want. We want this thing to die down and people here, well, why do we have a tornado warning? We didn't get a tornado Folks, it's better to be safe and sorry in a situation like this. This tornado has caused fatalities in Arkansas, a significant amount of injury and damage probably in Southern Dunklin County and parts of Pemascott County. I'm not sure about the number of injuries. We do know there's people trapped in houses, we know that the fire station was hit in Tennessee. We know that a cafe and a fire station was hit near Clinton in Kentucky. Uh so, this has caused a tremendous amount of damage over the past few hours as we've been watching it and again, we have that new tornado warning we talked about that is clipping parts of Southern Dunklin County and Southern Pemascott County and we continue to watch this storm as well. Uh this storm appears to be weakening as we continue to track it off. Imma see if we get, it's still pretty decent and we'll have to watch and see what happens with this part of the line near West Plains but so far, this activity has really struggled to to be considered anything serious. Now, we do have another tornado warning and I think they just updated the tornado warning for. Well, look at that debris ball is right over Interstate sixty-nine. It's moving into the southeastern side of Mayfield, Kentucky. This is a dangerous situation. We have a significant tornado moving in to Mayfield, Kentucky right now. Another severe thunderstorm warning, they, continue the Sykes and storm into parts of Mississippi County and extreme northern Madrid County. Seeing a little weak rotation with it but not seeing anything that would be overly concerning right now. So, let's back out. Take a look at the entire area. Here's our our tornado and I what did they do a tornado emergency is what I'm I'm assuming Lisa, is that what they did? Cuz it's a very tiny it just encompasses Mayfield. I'm assuming they have a tornado emergency out for Mayfield, Kentucky. Yeah, what they're just saying right now about it is that there's an observed, large, and confirmed tornado over Mayfield moving northeast at about 60 miles an hour. So, I haven't seen anything else yet regarding that. Uh definitely not a great area because that's a very populated area. So, we're watching that closely. One of the other locations we're still going to monitor is again, we're not forgetting about other areas of the heartland especially as this line is moving through. We're dealing with at least a severe thunderstorm warning just outside of the Heartland near Reynolds County and really not looking too impressive at least on seeing a lot of rotation within that but there will be some stronger winds. Um the bigger story that we're watching is we're moving closer to Cape Girardo. This is going to be heading into Alexander County and portions of Southern Illinois. There is a severe thunderstorm warning issued for that where we could be dealing with penny-sized hail and up to 60 mile per hour wind gust. That's going to move into mounds at about nine thirty-two and heading towards Joppa at about nine fifty-two. So, that's one of the warnings that we've been issued We. also, as I zoom down, zoom down a little bit, had a new severe thunderstorm warning issued and this is going to continue over areas of Mississippi County and portion northern portions of the Magic. Alright, I want to get back to Mayfield because Mayfield is about to take a direct hit from a very large and damaging tornado So, for you folks in Mayfield, like we've been talking about you for quite some time. This tornado is moving into Mayfield right now. This is a debris ball. It is on the ground. It is causing significant damage right now. Significant damage. You could see this circle right here. It is moving into the southwestern side of town. Um this little small warning that the National Weather Service put out. They did that to mention catastrophic damage. Haven't seen catastrophic damage since we had the Perryville warning after it hit Perryville. This is going right into downtown Mayfield, Kentucky. This is a significant life-threatening situation right now for you folks in Mayfield. Please get in your safe spot. We've been mentioning Mayfield for quite some time and hopefully you've been talking and listening to us. It is moved through Mayfield now. It is moving into the northeastern parts of Mayfield. The tornado is moving through the northeastern parts of Mayfield, Kentucky. You can see that dot right there and folks in the newsroom, let me know if you guys start hearing any damage. I I can't imagine we're not going to get lots of reports of damage from this system. It moved right through Mayfield, the center part of Mayfield, Kentucky. Uh this is a significant tornado It's. so noisy. The the the actual reflectivity is very very tough and let's take a look at the debris signature to see I'm almost scared to look at it. Uh it's not, honestly, it's not as bad as I thought it would be but it's there. It's pretty bad. It hit something significant. So, we have a tornado on the ground just moved through the Mayfield, Kentucky area. It's moving out of Mayfield now. It's moving back towards Interstate sixty-nine. You could see Highway one thirty-one here Uh not sure which highway this is. Let me go ahead and check to see what's going on. I got a track on that. This exact same storm and where it's heading if you're at least at some point wanting to look oak level, you're going to be the next area where this is going to be making your way. So, anywhere along Highway 58, coming out of Mayfield, Kentucky, this tornado is on the ground and it is doing damage as we speak. This is a significant tornado Uh. I I hope everybody in Mayfield was taking shelter. It went right through the town. Lisa, this is this is very very dangerous what we just witnessed. Um a significant tornado going right through the center of Mayfield, Kentucky as we speak. Now, this tornado is going to continue off to the north and to the east. If it holds together. Benton would be one of the the next locations and then right now, it's estimated to reach Benton at about nine forty-nine. So, nine thirty-one that gives you about 10 minutes to maybe get in your safe spot, maybe 15 before that enters your town. Um again, other areas, Oak Level will be prior to that fair dealing. This could be making it to you by nine fifty-six and then, Princeton, which we had that tornado warning in that county a little bit earlier. That's going to be on our far eastern counties by 1025. So by the looks of this, this has been on the ground for a long time. It probably will still stay on the ground. A very defined hook echo there and Fortunately, yes, a direct hit to looking to be over Mayfield and now this is going to be making its way towards Benton. So, Oak Level, Benton. Wow. Please get in your safe spot, get in your basement, your most interior room. If you do not have a basement, get away from the windows and any kind of glass, take shelter, confirm tornado has been on the ground and has been continuing to be on the ground. That looks to be just south of what road is that? Uh. Uh this is Interstate Sixty-nine right here that comes from Benton down to Mayfield. This is Interstate sixty it is paralleling Interstate sixty, excuse me, paralleling interstate, 69 right now and I think that other road is fifty-eight. Yeah, it is fifty-eight. So, Kentucky Highway 58 this tornado is just paralleling. It's going right between Interstate 6-nine and Highway 58 and that's it folks. Again, it is moved through the Mayfield, Kentucky area. I am scared to hear what I'm I'm hoping that it was weak but it doesn't look weak on radar and it went right through the center of Mayfield, Kentucky. So, I'm hoping everybody heated the warning. We've been talking about filled for quite some time. We gave you a first alert about probably close to an hour before it even got there because we saw what it was doing in Lake County and now it is moved out of Mayfield, Kentucky. It is still on the ground near Cherry Drive right now, south of Highway again, Interstate sixty-nine is near the exit of Interstate 69 and Highway 131 This tornado continues to move off to the northeast at about 55 to 60 miles per hour. It's going to parallel. It's going to cross highway or interstate sixty-nine just off to just right in this general area right here. So, if we kind of continue this off to the north and east, I want to zoom in to see if I can get some of these other roads that are that are just out ahead of it. Again, I'm zooming away from the tornado to give you folks for your first alert of this storm coming in. So, Highway three oh one McKendry Church Road, Stone Road. Uh we're seeing I think that's hash. It's hard for me to read that lane right there. Uh as it's backwards for me and Crowder Road, this storm is moving. The tornado is moving into Crowder Road right now. You can see the tornado is moving across Interstate 69 as we speak. It's more than likely right over Crowder Road. Again, we get this. It's about 90 seconds from when it actually happened and the speed that this is moving, the tornado is going to be in Crowder Road right now. So, let's follow this up to the north and east. So, trace, creek, church road, Trace Creek Church Road. If you live near that, get in your safe spot please right now as putting as many walls between you and the outside as possible. If you have a that would be the best place to go. Again, we have a significant tornado on the ground that has done a lot of damage. Uh we still haven't heard any reports of the Mayfield area but I I I can't imagine we don't have a lot of damage in Mayfield, Kentucky right now as this went right through the center of town. Now, it's to move off to the north and east. You can see that it is moving into here Marshall County very very shortly. So, for you folks in Benton, you are next. If this holds together, the next big populated area would be Benton, Kentucky. It may go just to the north of this of Benton. It's going to be close. Boy, it just continues to wrap up. That thing is on the ground and it is doing significant damage. Again, a tremendous, in addition to the wind and the tornado, we're seeing golf ball-sized hail in this area of the storm and that is the tornado right there. We could take a look at the winds inside it. Get an update. It's so noisy because it's so strong. I I I mean it's it it really concerns me about how strong this tornado is that is moving through parts of Western Kentucky right now. We'll put the scope on and take a look at at the shear marker on it and there it is. We got that tornado Again, we do have significant debris signature as well. So, folks, just tuning in. Mayfield, Kentucky just got a pretty significant hit from a substantial tornado. That tornado warning continues to go. Benton, you are next. Again, we have a tornado that is headed possibly southern Dunklin County and Southern Pemascott County. I want to emphasize that because we have people doing rescue work out there. We have people trapped in structures and we have another line of storms moving in. The cold front still out to the west. We another line of storms developing and this one is this is starting to get a little more active. So, I think this is going to be our next round of severe weather that will be hitting later tonight but it's unbelievable what has happened with this storm. We were tracking this in Jonesboro, Arkansas and now it is moving towards Benton, Kentucky continuing to cause havoc, continuing to cause damage. We look like it's cycled maybe once or twice where the tornado lifted and a new one developed but right now, this is not in the, does not appear to be cycling at all. We just have a significant tornado right there on the ground. Uh again, this is in Graves County. It is moved off to the northeast of Mayfield. So, Mayfield, the tornado has moved out of your area. You've got some storms that are moving in. We still have a debris signature right here. You can see that very clearly. It's just to the east side of Highway 301. It's paralleling Interstate 69 headed towards the western side of Benton, Kentucky. Benton Kentucky, you definitely need to be in your safe spot right now. Get underground. If you have a basement, that'd be the best place to be. If you don't, get on the lowest floor of your house, get to that center room, put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. I mentioned earlier, if you have a a baseball helmet, a bicycle helmet that you wear, put that on when you take shelter. Any added protection you can get will help out. There is the tornado right there and we're going to scope it real quick and see the the winds inside it look like. We're going to put it right over the tornado. There's the tornado Now, we're going to see if the debris signature is still there. I would think it would be. Yes, we do have that debris signature right there. So, and still very intense, intense inflow into the storm. So, this storm is is not going to weaken anytime soon. The tornado may dissipate but a new one will likely form. This storm is just ingesting all the warm moisture to the south and east. There is nothing to impede it from its demise. It will continue to move off to the north and east. What we look for are storms and showers off to the southeast. See the winds flowing into the storm. We do not see anything out here. So, all the heat and humidity is being fed into storm and it's been that way the entire path. So, a significant tornado is about to cross into Marshall County and head towards the Benton Kentucky area. The main part of the tornado should stay just north of Fairdale but it could go over the northern parts of Fairdaling and then this warning will likely have to be extended for the rest of Marshall County and then parts of Lyon County, the land between the lakes, this tornado is headed that way and like Lisa was saying earlier, it is headed towards the Princeton area. So, Princeton, you've got about an hour or so maybe. Let me go ahead and put a, we're going to go ahead and put a track on this tornado because we need to make sure that everybody in harm's way stays safe and has ample warning Uh. let me try that again. The tracker didn't want to work for me. So, here we go. It's still not working. I think I hit the wrong one. Let me do this. I think I did. Yeah. Let me hit the line track. That's what I wanted. So, let's put the tornado right there and let's put it off to the north and to the east and I'm going to put an hour. Okay. So, this storm will be out of our viewing area in about an hour. Um so, that's definitely some good news. So, let's put another track on it and we're going off to the north and to the east and so we're going to go to about an hour here. and there's the areas that'll be hit by it. So, just as we're talking about, they've extended the warning all the way to Lyon County as we talked about and moving in towards the Princeton area eventually. You can see that Princeton at 1018. It's 940 right now. You have 38 minutes. This tornado it, may weaken before getting there but the storm's not going to weaken. So, like it did in Tennessee as it moved in the Hickman County, the tornado dissipated in a new tornado formed. I think that's happen going to that that could happen again but right now, it not in any hurry of cycling. It is really wrapped up. It is an intense tornado and it is moving towards the Benton, Kentucky area right now and the warning has been extended into Lyon County. It's going to go to the land between the lakes and eventually, it's going to go into Caldwell County and hit the Princeton area. Lisa, you got any information on this one? Um pretty much what we're still tracking. Again, that large confirmed dangerous tornado It. was near Benton and it's moving northeast still at 60 miles an hour That's what I tracked. That's what we're, that's what we're tracking it as. Benton is going to be under the gun. We're also going to be tracking towns. Again, continuing close to Grand Rivers that maybe a little bit north of that rotation but this really is the main story that we are watching as we're continuing through the night. We're still going to be watching again the boot heel especially near Pemascott County. That's where at least that will clip that tornado warning that's issued there. We're still again carrying on a severe thunderstorm warning portions of Mississippi County where you could be seeing at least penny-sized hail and some sixty mile per hour wind gust and then there's another severe thunderstorm warning So, we're not still forgetting about you in Southern Illinois. That's going to be in areas of Union, Alexander, Pulaski counties and that it still could have up to 60 mile per hour wind gust and some small hail as well. So, there looks to be a break right now in some areas of Southern Illinois stretching in the Southeast Missouri but that secondary line is moving in behind it and again, that's where going to focus that new line forming still into a very favorable atmosphere. So, zooming in really quickly, I'll give you a path unless Grant wants to get back. Yeah, I just want to, here, here is the, yeah, I just want to I definitely, I think what we should do is you leave the radar. Let's put the three boxes back up if we can and if you get any information on anything, let me know. I want you focusing on the storms that are in moving into Dunklin and Pemascott County so they can see that on the radar. We can have both storms on right now. So, we can track both of storms. I'm going to focus on this because this is the most dangerous storm but we don't want to forget about Pemascott County and Dunklin County because we do know there's rescue attempts going on down there and we want the viewers to be able to see that. It looks as though that tornado may stay just south of there too but this is definitely on the ground. It's crossing Interstate 69 right now again. You can see that purple little blob right there. Just a perfect circle. inflow wrapping around very tightly and this is going to be headed right into the Benton, Kentucky area. So, Benton, Kentucky, you need to be seeking shelter right now. We've been talking about you for quite some time but I'm going to zoom in a little bit more because this is going to go just, it looks like on the north side of Benton. So, the center of Benton, it's going to be a close call but I'm thinking the tornado itself is going to go near the intersection of Highway three forty-eight and 6-9 on the northwest side of Benton. You can see Jackson School Road, Ivy Road here. These areas, the tornado will likely impact. I definitely want you in your safe spot right now. Locust Street as well. A good chance of seeing a tornado This. is a large damaging tornado that has been on the ground for quite some time and it is located right here and it is moving off to the north and to the east at 60, May per hour. Again, this storm we started tracking in Jonesboro, Arkansas with damage and it is still producing significant damage as it moves off to the north and east. Again, this is a very large and damaging, possibly violent tornado We. won't know how strong this is until the weather service goes out and does a survey. We won't know how many we had but I'm thinking there's been at least three tornado es with this storm. All three of em, what we can long track tornado es well over 20 miles in length. Uh this one touched down there's the tornado catholic damage I'm sure is what they're saying for Benton, Kentucky. I'm going to walk away. Leave that. Yeah, leave that shot up. They're saying that they they've labeled it catastrophic again. They is. Just like they did with just like they did with Mayfield. So, Benton, Kentucky, you're under the gun. This tornado is significant. It is large. It is caused a significant amount of damage. So, folks in Benton, Kentucky, please take this warning seriously. I hope you can tell by the tone of my voice that we don't want to fool with this. This is a serious, serious danger. Now, if there is any good news with this tornado the, south side of Benton, hopefully, unless this turns to the right, will be missed. I think that again, like I said, the bull's eye is going to be right near 348 and Interstate 69 and there there I'm sure there is a lot of of structures there. This is a big area where people go to the lake. I'm sure there's gas stations, fast food joints, grocery stores. This tornado is headed there right now. That is headed there right now. It'll be there in about 5 minutes. Let's go ahead and and I'll put a quick little line track on it real quick and here we go. So, yeah. Look at that. Five minutes. minutes. So, less than five minutes, this tornado is going to be on the doing damage in the Benton, Kentucky area. So, again, a very, very dangerous situation coming there and I can see from the from the other image that I'm looking at down here. Thank you, Lisa. I can keep my eye on those other storms. There's a weak, small rotation right on the dunkling Pemascott County line with Mississippi County and Arkansas. Doesn't look all that impressive. There's a little kink that Moving towards Blyville right now that may clip the southeastern parts of of Pemascott County but it's nothing like we're seeing here. This is the tornado that went through that same area earlier and now it is coming into the Benton, Kentucky area. Again, based on the current speed, we will be done with this storm in an hour, thankfully. Okay, here it is. It is moving right where we said, right near the intersection of three forty-eight and sixty-nine. That's the latest update. So Here's the tornado at the radar. It's more than likely right here at this moment. It's more more than likely just off to the east because of how fast this storm is moving. So, I'm going to back things up. We're going to zoom into a couple of areas out ahead of this rotation or this tornado that is on the ground that could cause significant damage and we have it wrapping up tremendously. That's the tornado, large, hail, strong winds. Yes, I'm focusing on the most dangerous part right now the part that has the chance of unfortunately causing the loss of life. This is a extremely dangerous situation on the north side of Benton, Kentucky right now as it continues to move off to the northeast at about 60 miles per hour. Again, we're going to zoom in to this area out here just out ahead of it. So, we can get some roads to pop up. Again, this is highway or Interstate 69. You can see highway six forty-one. Um you could see some of these roads old 641 Road Fow sled road. I can't, it's hard for me to make some of these out. Looks like Decker Road, all these areas you need to be in your safe spot. This is a damaging tornado that is headed your way right now. Uh I'll back up just a minute because I want to see how close we are to the lake. I know we have a lot of folks that that you may not live there right now but you may have a lake house or or or know somebody with a lake house, somebody that maybe at the lake, this is going to be headed towards Kentucky Lake. Matter of fact, I have some friends that have a place right here. Uh you know who I'm talking about, Diane. Uh this is headed right there. Uh I hope you all aren't there right now. Hopefully, you're watching me. Uh it is headed right into that general area. Uh there's the tornado and it's going to be headed towards Kentucky Lake and we know there's a lot of along the lake right there and there's probably a lot of folks that that live there year round. So, if you live along the northern edge of Kentucky Lake, sort of close to the dam and or even Lake Barkley, the northern you need to be seeking shelter. This is headed your way right now. A very strong and intense tornado that is moving into parts of Kentucky. Moving through parts of Kentucky. Uh another continuation of this severe thunderstorm warning moving in the Paducah area. Again, we're not seeing anything that looks tornadic with this. Just some gusty winds and some small hail. Uh usually, we would focus a lot on this as well but as you can tell, we have a very dangerous situation that is in Kentuck right now. So, we're going to be focusing on this and it looks like that tornado moving towards Southern Dunklin County. Lisa, have you heard anything else about the tornado in the Dunklin County area? No, not. Go ahead and yeah, go. I just, I'm talking the booth too. Go ahead and leave all three frames up for us but while Lisa talks. Yeah. So, not yet but we are watching at least two areas where this thunderstorm had a couple of kinks in the line was Grant Grant mentioned one of those is just south of Blytheville. The other one is further south near Victoria the one further south has better rotation on it but we're still going to watch that area just south of Blyville that has some rotation that's mild within that thunderstorm as it get continues to move further closer to southern portions of Pamascott County If that continues, again, that could move closer to areas near Cooter and then we're going to continue to watch that move just south of our counties but into Tennessee. So, again, no official confirmed tornado es with those yet but there are tornado warnings on those at least for about another five to 10 minutes. So, we'll continue to track that as those again look to impact some of our southern counties. Again, Grant mentioned those locations did have at least a hit from this exact same tornado that Grant has on screen right now. There's been structural damage reported there. People who are trapped so crews trying to get in to help people and help figure out if anyone else needs assistance. So, please, if you are in those locations in the Boothill, do not be driving around emergency crews be trying to get through over the next couple of hours so. I think this is the road that my friend's house is on too. Little Bear Highway. I know there's a lot of lake houses in this area. A lot of people go visit. There's folks that live there. There's a marina that's located right here. Uh this tornado is headed right there folks. This this this is Kentucky Lake right here. Uh this is one of the little slews, a little inlets that comes in off the lake and we can pan back to the west. Little what is that? Little Bear Highway. Uh I want you to be in your safe spot. If you're in any of those areas, some condos that are on the lake, you definitely need to be in your safe spot. Again, the tornado is still a decent way away but it's moving so fast and it could be there in about 10 minutes or less. Um here is the tornado. It looks like they issued another tornado warning for is it Pemascott County, Lake, and Obion County? They just issued that for Pemascott County. It looked like there was a another little kink that was forming an extreme southern put the velocity up if you would please real quick Look like right at the southern edge of Pemascott County. There was a little kink. It looks like it may have dissipated but I think that may have been what they were were looking at. We'll see the southwest of Cooter when I saw it and I think that's kind of what they may have may have done but again, that is nothing compared to what we're seeing right here. That would be, there would be a quick spin up. Lisa's got her eye on it. We're going to leave that radar up too. So, we make sure that we're covering you but this tornado right here will easily destroy numerous structures and could cause loss of So, we got, we have to stay with this as it continues to move off to the north and to the east. We continue to see this debris ball. Again, I showed you this moving towards the look how fast it is moving. There's the tornado It. continues to move fast. We have that inflow notch. It continues to wrap around. It doesn't look like it's trying to cycle yet. Uh what I would look for is for this kind of to dissipate in color and look for a new little kink to form on the south side. Right now, it looks like this is going to continue off to the northeast. Again, we have numerous lake houses that are in danger right now. Folks that maybe living along Kentucky Lake. This is headed your way and again, like I said, Little Bear Highway, this little slew right here, we have damaging tornado that is moving right there as we speak and this has done a lot of damage. It's been on the ground for a long time. Is there any information in the chat room about Mayfield? I am not seeing anything right now other than the fact that I'm going to let you know Grant that the Paducah office has lost power. So, Springfield is taking over to give us some warning s and information. The one thing we are looking that's coming in right now is that there is major damage reported in Mayfield but no exact information on what that damage may entail at this time. So, that obviously will come out the further we had into the evening and especially in the morning hours when we get daylight. The only thing seeing right now is that there's about 65 mile per hour wind gust still in Marshall County. Um from their mezzo net. So, very strong winds with this. Okay. Just the other than that, there is no other reports at the moment. Alright. Yeah, I I you know, there has to have been just unfortunately significant damage in Mayfield. I'm sure there's significant damage on the north side of Benton, Kentucky and I I really hope this can can dissipate but right now, we still see that tornado and it is headed right towards, I mean, I've I've been here a few times I know that there's a lot of folks that live on the lake or they may have a lake house or they have friends that have a lake house. I've gone the boat up and down this part of the lake and it's just full of houses, big houses that unfortunately are about to get hit by a big tornado There is the tornado right now and and again, this tornado is right here. It is moving so fast. Uh let me put track on it as we're zoomed in real close and we're going to just put it on for like 10 minutes. and you can see the ten-minute track. So, it'll go through Marshall and then Twin Lakes as it moves right across this area. It is moving so fast. It's sixty miles per hour. It is such a tightly wound storm. Uh a very just a textbook tornado unfortunately and I I I really wish that this would I just wish it would waken. I mean, this has been going on too long and this is just a dangerous situation but of course, we're going to stay here with it and keep everybody who's in harm's way safe. Princeton, I'm talking to you. This thing even if it dies down, I think a new tornado will form. This storm has been going nuts for three hours. This is the storm we were talking about. If you remember, we were zooming out towards the storm in Little Rock when we were covering the tornado in Graves County earlier this afternoon. This was the storm that was in Little Rock and here it is moving towards Grand Rivers right now. Moving across Kentucky Lake about to cause significant damage to some areas out there. You can see a lot of lightning off to the east of Cape Girardeau and Southeast on the tower cam there. Again, so far, here in Cape Girardeau, we're doing alright. Most of Southeast Missouri is doing alright as well. I'm going to zoom out and take a look at everything. Again, this is starting to fill in. So, this could be the start of some more severe weather. So, we'll have to watch that closely. Uh again, we've seen damaging wind gust with this line. Lisa was saying it knocked the power out in Paducah and we're watching this line closely with tornado warnings moving into Lake County, Tennessee, Obayan County, Tennessee, and Southeastern Pemascott County but our biggest concern again is located right here in near just to the northeast of Benton, Kentucky now, about to move in to Kentucky Lake. A significant tornado that has caused significant damage along its path and here we go. It is moving across the lake right now. Again, the the radar is showing the tornadoes right here. This tornado is right here, right now. This tornado is moving so fast that when we get the update from the radar, it's just about a mile or two farther east. So, the tornado now probably over the lake right now. It's about to move in to the land between the lakes and then head over towards Lake Barkley. This will be the southern and western side of Lake Barkley. This will be the northern and eastern side of Lake Barkley. This tornado is going to be hitting the Lake Barkley area here very shortly after it comes on shore in the land between the lakes there. The circulation will likely stay just south of the main city of Grand Rivers but it's close. So, we're going to have to continue to watch at for you closely. Uh let's take a look at the winds inside this. Again, just an extremely wrapped up storm. We're so close. I want to back up so we can kind of just get an idea of how amazing this storm is wrapped up. This is just really really serious folks. Just unfortunate how much wind we're seeing wrapping around a very very intense rotation. Uh this tornado is going to be probably be one for the record books around here for the length. Uh I mean, I know we've had stronger tornado es. Probably, I I I don't think this is going to be the strongest tornado we've ever seen but it's going to be up there folks and it's going to be up there. The storm's going to be up there for the amount of length that it continue to move across the area. Uh just wrapping up. You can see it right there across the lake. It is now moving off the lake now, moving on land here briefly. And then it's about to cross Lake Barkley. Again, this is an intense tornado that is moving through the area. You can it right here. Matter of fact, the I I I worried because I'm I'm sure it hit some lake houses. So, I'm worried what the debris signature looks like. Um Yup, we've got the debris signature right there. It's moving right across the lake and again, it's more than likely right here now. It is moved probably off the lake and it is now and between the lakes and then, here's Lake Barkley. Well, it'll go across the southern and western side of Lake Barkley and it's going to continue to move off to the north and to the east. So, let's let's back things out just a bit. I'm going to give you just a quick update with the tornado warning that we are watching in. Okay. Portions of Pemascott County and that's going to be extended in the Lake County. There is slight rotation that I've been watching just of Cooter and that at least is going to be also just to the south of Steele. So, if you're in those locations, please at least take shelter because we're not having a confirmed tornado but there is rotation within these storms moving from northeastern portions of Arkansas into the Boothill and that within itself is at least going to cause a concern for a potential tornado that could be capable of being produced. So, again, we are watching the boot heel for at. Right now, that tornado warning is extending in the northern northern most portion into areas of Lake County and just clipping Obayan County. No confirmed tornado on that but we're watching at least a little bit of kinks within that line as it moves through. That big story though is going to be this confirmed tornado I. mean, I have to say probably at this point, when we tracked it last, it was at about 117 miles. So, it's gotta be well over that probably close to, we'd say, a hundred and fifty at this point. Moving into just southern portions of Grand Rivers as grass zooming in there a little bit and that's really where at least this hook echo has been very well defined. I'm kind of looking at a couple other tools over here. This is going to be making its way just south of Eddyville. So, if you're in those area and it looks to possibly hit north northwestern portions of Princeton. So, very at least some areas where Grants mentioned people have homes, people live in these locations, really need to take shelter. This is a dangerous situation as this tornado continues to track its way on the ground and it's still moving off to the northeast at about 55 miles an hour give or take. So, rain showing that debris signature. That's right there and again. See it? Very well defined and obviously, it's been hitting structures in order for it to really show some of that debris signature that we're showing on First Floor Doppler Network right now. So, more than likely, this tornado is now located right here. Again, it's moving very very rapidly. Um going to back things out just a bit. I will tell you that the reflectivity on the debris ball is a lot lower. With that said, it moved over a large area of the lake. So, it's probably just has water in it and it doesn't have a lot of debris. It probably drop the debris in the lake and so, we'll see what happens as it continues to move off to the north and to the east now that it's back on land but there is still a debris signature with this system. So, we have a tornado on the ground right now Continuing to race off to the north and to the east. So, I'm going to do another track on this. I'm going to back things out just a bit and again, we mentioned Princeton because it's going to be headed that way here in just a little bit. Um if it holds together, which you know, we've said, if it holds together all night and and it's held together because the way the atmosphere is set up and this is just an unbelievable supercell that just continues to move off rapidly. Okay, I'm going to put an out. I'm going to try and do an hour long track on here. Alright, we're going to get about 55 minutes. So, Princeton 10 20 So that's 18 minutes. That's how fast this thing is moving. 18 minutes in Princeton. It's going to be out of our area probably by ten thirty, 1035 and we can say goodbye to the storm and then worry about the other storms that are coming in but again, we have a tornado on the ground now in Lyon County, Land Between the Lakes. It's moving into Lake Barkley right now. it'll be moving towards Caldwell County towards the Princeton area. Another severe thunderstorm warning has just been issued. Uh. that is for the storm that is in Southern Reynolds County. It's going to be headed towards Iron County and then eventually move towards Madison County. Possible tornado with this storm. That's what the the dark lines mean. Again, this is the storm that produced a couple of tornado es in the Springfield area and it's now moving into our area. So, we'll have to watch that closely as well. our main concern of course is this unbelievable storm that has been going on for quite some time and it's just really wrapped up and caused a tremendous amount of damage unfortunately and here it is. The tornado is located right here in the reflectivity. That's just what I was concerned with. Remember I said it didn't look all that impressive for a minute. Well, now it's bright purple again. That's because now it's hitting houses again. Um it was going over water so it didn't look as big. Uh now, it's hitting houses and trees and structures again. Uh so we are seeing significant debris Once again, with our tornado that is moving across Western Kentucky. And there it is. Wow. It is moving. It is now more than likely over Lake Barkley or just skirting the shore which is probably worse. Now I'm not sure what is in that area. I don't know how many houses are in the land between the lakes. I know there's a state park. There's some stuff that goes on there. I'm going to zoom in and see if we there are some roads there. So I'm sure we do have some house that are about to get hit. So, so Smith Cemetery Road right here, that's where the tornado is right now. That's where the tornado is going to be headed. So, you need to be in your safe spot. If you live on Smith Cemetery Road, we'll pan things out to the other side of Lake Barkley. Well, it's going to be skirting right along the southern side here and you can see all these roads that are popping up where there's likely some lake houses and of course, you could see on the northern side, I know there's a lot of areas where there's houses in this area and so, this is going to be headed towards general area like Lake Barkley Drive. Uh let me look at Gregory Road. I know you're seeing lots of lightning, hearing a lot of thunder, probably getting some hail but the tornado is headed your way. So, these folks, if you live along Lake Barkley, you need to be in your safe spot, the northern part of Lake Barkley, you need to be in your basement for your on the western side, west of Kentucky Lake, the tornado's gone. The tornado es already moved out. There's still some heavy downpours going on. Some hail more than likely. But the tornado is located right here and it continues to move across Lyon County and will be crossing Lake Barkley here very very shortly. We still have the tornado warning s as well for Pembiscott County, Lake County, and Obayan County it looks like. Um. No new information with those but something to notice. Well, Gray has been track is it's actually formed a supercell and those ones we've been talking about are very capable of having that strong rotation and becoming long lived. The activity we're watching in the boot heel, this is actually a linear system. So, what we're still going to be tracking within this, kind of like what we had last weekend where when we have these lines of storms, that can at least have some kinks in it and start to spin up a quick tornado So, we're watching some of those. Right now, there looks to be a little kink in rotation just to the east of Ruthersville, that's going to be in the southern portion of Lake County and then there's a another little area of weak rotation in the very, very southern portion of the boot heel. Uh that's going to be south of Cod Point. So, that actually is not going to be as a big of a concern because that's outside of our heartland but we're still going to be watching very closely that broad rotation that is just to the east of Carruthersville. So, a little bit of a different situation compared to what Grant's been tracking, that Supercell, producing at a tornado Again, a lot of structural damage. People have been trapped. Emergency personnel is going out. I'm still trying to get some reports coming in. The latest report was that that tornado was near Eddyville and it looks to be heading for almost a direct hit of Princeton. This will be just to the south of Eddyville. So, if you're near Princeton, around Princeton, right now, that tornado warning is not extended into your area but just based on how this system has been and it's been extend you will be in a location that still could be of concern as that will be moving off to the northeast. It really has been pushing off to the northeast ranging at about 5055 miles an hour. So, I'm pretty sure that they're going to be issuing a warning for Princeton here very shortly. I have a feeling. So, that that's why I want to bring that up. Grant's putting that track up there. So, this is a 30-minute track on the tornado. The tornado in 30 minutes will be out of our viewing area. We'll say goodbye to the storm and then we'll focus more on the activity that is Lake County and O'Bion County and the storms that are headed towards Carter County right now and they're moving in parts of Reynolds County headed towards Madison and Wayne Counties. Those could strengthen up and become bad later on this evening but right now, there is nothing on our radar that comes even close to this. This is just been an incredible, intense tornado that has continued to move across the entire area. You can see crossroads at ten twelve, Princeton at 1026. I think the last time we checked, it was 1028. Now, it's ten twenty-six So that is what 18 minutes So, again, this is moving very very fast as this tornado and I'm sure we're going to start getting some reports of how bad the damage is in the Mayfield, Kentucky area, in the Benton, Kentucky area because I know Mayfield unfortunately took a direct hit from this circulation as it went right through there and the debris ball went right across Mayfield, Kentucky. So, this tornado is skirting the southern end of Lake Barkley, the Barkley, the dam located like right here for the Cumberland River and then if so, yeah, Eddie Bills, what she was mentioning early, this is so there's a lot of houses south of Eddyville along Lake Barkley. I'm not sure how many houses are on the other side of the lake but you're getting first, then, it's going to cross the lake and go through the southern side of Eddyville. It will be crossing Highway seven thirty very very shortly and then it'll head towards the printing area. Matter of fact, there's the tornado warning that Lisa and I were going to be issued here very very shortly. That tornado warning is for the Princeton area. So, Preston, you are now under a tornado warning for this cell as it rapidly moves off to the north and to the east. Again, based on the current speed, Princeton, it will be in your area 15 to 20 minutes. Get in your safe spot now. This has been a serious event. This has been a very dangerous tornado that has been causing damage for quite some time and it is going to be moving through the Princeton area in about 15 to 20 minutes. You don't want to wait 15 minutes to get to your safe spot. You want to get to your safe spot now. If you live anywhere along Interstate 24 on the north side of Lake Barkley, you want to get in your safe spot right now. Eddyville, especially the southern side of Eddieville. Get in your basement. If you don't have a basement, again, the lowest level of your home, put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. That's our tornado. It. continues to race off to the northeast at about fifty-five to 60 miles per hour. Now, I've been tracking this now at 60 pretty much all evening because of how fast it's been going. There's the rotation. You can't, you can't miss it. A very, very strong rotating thunderstorm and still, it's on the ground. This thing has been on the ground for a very, this tornado touchdown in Hickman County. Uh we think, it could have touched down in Arkansas and it was on the ground the whole time. I do think the storm cycled Pickman County, the first tornado weekend and the second tornado formed but this tornado has been on the ground since Hickman counties. So, I don't know how long this is this has been on the ground from Hickman County but it's gotta be 50 or 60 miles that has been on the ground. Um I don't have a ruler on this this this radar that I can look at right now but this is just a tremendous tornado that has been on the ground for quite some time and it has done a tremendous amount of damage from what we've heard and I I fear what the when they start coming in. I mean, right now, like Lisa said, the, I think the weather service in Paducah is out of power. So, we. They are out of power. So, we have Springfield taking over right now. Unfortunately, that means that we lose some radar coming in. So, that's something that we are we are watching but overall, this is still going to be a concern. Almost outside of the Heartland but as Grant mentioned, this is moving to the southern portions of Eddyville and will continue to looks to be right now making a direct hit Princeton. So, please if you're in those areas. So, that's that's an interesting point. Let me let me, you would just mention something about the radar. The radar and that's something that So, we may have an old radar. They're they're generator failed. So, it's not it Grant's looking at a different source back here. It wasn't working when I was trying to switch over. So, I've been trying to pull some information from Memphis' radar to see if we're getting any of that. Well, we're also noticing, I'm still going to go quickly back to those other tornado warning s that we're watching right now. This is going to really not have a big threat anymore for areas of the boot heel but it is going to have a threat for areas of Lake County. That's where the screen you're seeing or the box you're seeing below Grant and I, that's showing where that tornado warning is still going to be for. That'll clip southern portions of Lake County and really the rotation on this is not looking to be something that's very concerning at the moment but there still are a couple little areas along that line to where we could at least have slight rotation. So, really the worst of it looks to be, I'll zoom out a little bit so you can see from the tornado warning s well off to our south. Those south of the booth hill, those do not look to be impacting us and in fact, they look to stay south right now of Lake and Obeyan Counties. They might clip southern portions of Weekley County as that moves through. So, we'll be tracking that as it continues to move through. Again, this tornado warning is still going to include portions of Lake County currently but there is no tornado on the ground for that. So, that's what we're going to be focusing on. Again, still dealing with two tornado warning s across the Heartland and the one that Grant's been tracking is going to have significant damage as it's been moving through the our areas in the boothill, Kentucky, and Tennessee. So, Paducah took a big hit. The radar is actually down. This is this tornado is located right here now. So, it's moving close to the Princeton area. I'm going to step away. I'm going to try and remove the Paducah radar from my source and put in so it will pick up the the source from from Evansville, Indiana. So, what's happening right now is we're getting old information because the radar is down and so, I want to take the radar out and there we go. Now, I'm looking at it from the now, I'm looking at it from Evansville, Indiana and so, the tornado well, it's still, nope, that's Paducah. I need to take Paducah out of the velocity. See, the problem is is we have Paducah set up in there. I just wish it would die down when, okay. So, the so the tornado is basically what I'm going to do is I'm not, I can't play this. So, what I'm going to have to do is just leave the velocity up like this because we are getting old data from Paducah right now because they've been hit by severe thunderstorm. So, we were showing the tornado right here. The tornado is right here on the northern side of Lake Barkley. It's moving into the Princeton. It'll be in the Princeton area very very shortly. Now, we did get another tornado warning I'm. not sure what that is. I don't want to touch it because I don't want to lose this velocity. So, I'm going to just stick with this right here until it gets to the Princeton area. Uh what was the tornado tornado warning? Tornado warning, that's going to be for this thunderstorm which has had a severe thunderstorm warning. That's. going to be for furthest eastern portions of Reynolds County, southern portions of Iron County. So, if you're in the Desarc, please take shelter and that's going to move into southern portions Madison County So, we got Mark Juan too. Yup, that's going to be heading out there. So, I'll kind of be tracking that and the storm down south. Right now, grants again, still tracking that confirmed on-the-ground tornado. Yeah, we still and and again, this is way away from the from the Evansville radar site. Just a tremendous velocity couple. So, we do have a tornado on the ground. It's moving towards Princeton right now. Princeton and Cedar Bluff is the other town. If you're near Cedar Bluff, that's to the southeast of Princeton slightly. You're going to be in that zone of concern as this is moving closer to you and Grant said, you know, this is going to be out of here. Uh definitely, probably within the next 20, 30 minutes So very quick moving system off to the northeast still. You'll really want to take shelter if you are near Princeton or Cedar Bluff as this is moving your way very quickly. So, and also I want to shout out if you're in Fredericktown. I know you're probably a little nervous. I don't know if they're sounding the sirens. Uh that official warning is south of Fredericktown. Uh it for Madison County. I know Fredericktown, you got hit hard on in October by a very very strong tornado. Uh this possible tornadoes moving into Southern Iron County right now. About to move in to Southern Southern Madison County. Uh that should stay to the south of Fredericktown. But our biggest concern right now is this storm right here moving into the Princeton area and again, we have a I had to switch sources because has Paducah in it and it was showing up as old data. Again, Paducah still saying, we've got the tornado right another tornado warning has popped up. Elise said, you know what that tornado warning is for? Um the one that popped up, that is, I'm going back and forth between here. Still tracking the one that you're showing. Yeah, the one that that popped up, that was the one that we were talking about, that's now going to be moving into southern portions of Iron County and southern portions of Madison County. Okay. So, that's the the main thing we're watching. We still have that one tornado warning I. can zoom out so you can see it. That is still clipping southern portions of County in that location, we've been tracking just some very slight kinks in this line but really looking to have maybe a little rotation by areas near Wrigley. That's going to be in Lake County. The other warning really that we're focusing on, I'll zoom back up. That's going to be for northern portions of the Heartland across Southeast Missouri. Oh, check out this one. It's a it's a catastrophic damage again for Princeton. So, yes. Every time we get one of these violent tornadoes that are headed towards highly populated areas. Uh they issue these catastrophic taglines to it and the reason I'm coming over here is I'm still what I'm seeing on our on our signal is no, okay, it it has moved. Okay, we just got an update. I was worried that because of the server through Paducah, we maybe get in Evansville radar through Paducah as well but we're not. This is updating live. This tornado is moving into Princeton right now. If you live in Princeton, you need to be in your safe spot. We've been talking about you for well over an hour. We've been mentioning towns well out ahead. So, that tornado is moving into Princeton as we speak. Again, this tornado is moving off to the northeast at 60 miles per hour. It will be out of our viewing area very shortly but until it is, we're going to definitely stick with this. I'm very concerned about the amount of damage we're going to find out that this this tornado has produced because it has been on the ground for quite some time. I can also see Lisa checking up on the velocity there. There is a velocity couplet near Desarc that in Southern Iron County. That's a possible tornado that will be moving into Madison County here very shortly. That's what that tornado warning is for as well and again, that tornado is headed towards Marquon but it is nowhere near as intense as what we're seeing here moving into Princeton. Again, I can't show you the debris balls. I can't do all that activity. Now, with this storm because we've lost the one of the radar sites and if I go back into the play mode, it's just going to show me the Paducah radar site and I I I don't want that. So, again, we've got a violent, a possible violent tornado, strong tornado at least moving into the Princeton area right now. This is the same storm that has been causing a tremendous amount of issues as it crossed across parts of Lake Barkley, Lake Kentucky Lake. It is now moving into the Princeton area and eventually, it'll be moving out of Caldwell County and we'll be able to say goodbye to it but we have been dealing with this storm for quite some time. I'm going to keep that there because I have to walk back and forth to look at some different sites because I want to make sure I'm getting all the information and I can't just rely on our radar right this moment because the fact that Paducah has gone down. I am seeing a little bit of a debris signature from Evansville, Indiana. On that site, I'm going to check the Fort Campbell, Kentucky radar which is a little closer I think and we'll see what it looks like. Uh we do not, oh yeah, yeah, there's definitely a big debris ball going right into Princeton, right into Princeton. Um I tell you what folks, I don't know how easy this would be for you to do. Um I'm talking to the folks in the in the control panel. Um if you could put the old Titan source as one of the windows, that would be great and even if you could put the old Titan source behind me because I'm I'm looking at a radar that I can't, I can't look at through our system right now. Um but it shows debris ball and we can contract the debris ball but the debris ball is moving into Princeton right now. Uh we are seeing the debris ball on the Fort Campbell, Kentucky radar and it is definitely moving across the Princeton area right now. A tornado is on the ground. You guys trying to talk to me and look like, okay, thank you very much. These guys are. Some power flashes in Princeton. Okay. These guys in the booth are working extremely hard and sometimes it's just doing things on the fly can be be tough and I appreciate all the work they're doing there to to help us keep the entire heartland safe tonight. Again, we've got a tornado Okay. So, what we're seeing there, this is our other source and it's it's kind of hard to make out but there is definitely a debris signature right there in the center. Um if you would, Lisa, put the cursor right over the debris signature if you would. You can see that little, yeah, right there. So, there it is. So, that's moving into Princeton right now. So, we still have a debris signature. It's right. Oh, thanks guys. That's perfect That is perfect. So, this is a source we're getting off the radar. This is a different radar. This is what we use sometimes to analyze the storms. If you'd like me to switch over to to CCs, to see the debris or the velocity, let me know. Oh, yeah. Hit CC for me. Boom. And we can. Look at that. That is a tremendous amount of debris. It's on the south side of Princeton right now. So, we have a very large, damaging tornado moving along the south side of Princeton right now and again, it's racing off to the northeast at about 60 miles per hour. Now, I cannot track on this system unfortunately. I can't do a cell track with it but we can at least still see it. That's why we have different sources of information in case one thing goes down, we've got another way to keep you safe. Alright, go ahead and go back to the reflectivity if you would please because this is the tornado you can really see it right there. Large hail, wrapping around, heavy rain. This is the tornado right there We've got wow, it just continues to go off. Uh coming off to the north. We've got a confirmed tornado in Illinois. Is that up north? Uh I'm thinking that's out of our area. Um just zoom out on your on your WSI radar and see where that purple. Yeah, that's. Yeah, it's way up. That's way up. So, that's not going to happen. I just noticed that and you see that, you see what's behind me here. I'm looking at the warning s right here and see I see that purple. I know there's a confirmed tornado. This black is tornado emergency and that's what this is right here. Tornado emergency because of a large damaging tornado that is moving through the Princeton area and looks like the Cedar Bluff area as well. This is going to be headed towards Lawson Springs. Once it gets towards the Dawson Springs area, it will be out of our neck of the woods. So, again, a very damaging tornado moving through the Princeton area as we speak moving off to the east or moving off to the northeast at about 60 miles per hour and I can also see, I don't know if you can do the three box again. I I I know I'm asking a lot. If you can't, just tell me. I know you guys are doing a great job to get me this debris signature. Okay, not with Titan. I understand that. Okay Um. We did bring up CC. Um as you can see. There's CC. We can see that. Now, if you could, let's go ahead and take Lisa full if you can. Can you do that for me? I want her to update you on the storm going into Madison County. Just show, so we've got a possible tornado So, that's what we're watching a possible tornado We. can see that rotation and really it's going to be the change of colors right here just on the borderline of Iron County heading into areas of southern portions of Madison County. So, no confirm tornado but that's going to be making its way onto highway, state, highway in. If you are a long state highway in, this is going to continue looking to be moving off to the east northeast and this will actually continue to take that path and looking right now to be making its way towards Marquon if again, this tornado warning continues through southern portions of Madison County. So, we're tracking that right now. This is going to be the next big story. Some slight rotation just on the border. I think now at the moment from also what I'm looking at. Uh Iron County not looking to be as problematic or something that we should be concerned with but we are going to be watching areas along and around portions order. Uh there might be some slight rotation that I'm getting I have other sources in front of me. Right. Right. No, I don't. Being able to check out near Annapolis. There could be some slight rotation. There's a little kink and I can see if I can point it out and zoom in on radar here. Uh there's a little kink in the line And really this is where we're watching a little bit of slight rotation that I'm picking up on as well. So, a couple areas of rotation, that tornado warning still on this and that's actually going to be for the next 30 minutes. So, if you're in portions of Madison County, southern portions of Madison, Madison County, please get in your safe spot. That's going to be where there could be a potential tornado within these thunderstorms. Grant's been tracking again the activity off to our east in Kentucky focusing really quickly. Just giving you an update on the activity to our south. The boot heel, this has been clipping portions in Lake County and in portions of Ohion County not looking to be as problematic at the moment. Most of those stronger storms with the thicker rotation. That's going to be off to our south. So, we're not leaving out our southern areas. We're still watching as some strong thunderstorms move through those locations but the bigger story is going to be some of that rotation. We're watching again just over the border. Right. Uh from areas of i County moving into Madison County. Alright, thanks for that update, Lisa. Let's take a look now. Again, boy, that debris signature is much stronger. Go ahead and put it back to the CC for me real quick. That's what that is right there. Matter of fact, can you zoom in just a little? There you go. Beautiful. Thank you very much. Again, we have a tornado now on the ground of Princeton. This is the edge of Caldwell County. Once we get it out of Caldwell County, we'll say goodbye to the storm. We're going to focus strictly on the storms that are moving into our western counties right now but this storm is causing significant damage right now. Alright, go back to the reflectivity if you would for me please. Thank you. There's the debris signature right there and again, it's moving off to the to the northeast at about 60 miles per hour. Again, I can't track this. Lisa, I don't know if you could do a just a just a track. Just let me know how many, here, do this. Put a marker. You know how to do the marker. Yup. So, put a place of marker right there. Right click. Yeah, place marker and then, put the cursor right here where my finger is. Where your fingers about right there, right there. No, no, no, no, no, just, you don't have to do that. Um okay, finish what you're doing and then we're going to close that out. Close that out. You don't need to track it. Just put the cursor. Don't even drag anything. Just put the cursor right there and down the bottom, it should say nautical miles. let's see. On the bottom, we're talking about 5. 96 Okay, 5. 0 So that's about six miles to go. Basically, six, seven miles until this tornado is out of Caldwell County. So, we're going to be with this probably for about three or four more minutes. Thanks, Lisa. That's what I need to know. I just need to know the distance. Again, can't track with this system but at least we can still show you where the danger is. There is our tornado right there to the east of Princeton to the northeast of Cedar and it continues to move off to the northeast at about 60 miles per hour. It's going to be headed towards Dawson Springs and once it gets towards the Dawson Springs area, it is out of our viewing area. This storm has been with us for quite some time and unfortunately, has caused a significant amount of damage as it continues to move off to the east northeast or northeast at about 60 miles per hour. There, it just updated. You see how close it is almost out of our area, Lisa. So, again, about 2 minutes and then this will be out of Caldwell County and this damaging tornado will be east of our area. She's still got a good eye on the storm that's in Madison County. Yes, there is a tornado warning in Madison County. We are seeing some rotation. Uh it is nowhere near as intense as what I'm showing you right here but in a minute, we're going to start focusing all of our attention on the new line of storms that's going to be moving into the heartland once we get what we know is a very dangerous situation out of the land. Again, Princeton looks like the direct hit to your south. Benton took a direct hit. Mayfield took a direct hit. We're about to say goodbye to this tornado as it heads towards Dawson Springs. So, folks in Dawson Springs, there it is. Thank you, Lisa. There's the debris. It's moving off towards the Dawson Springs area right now. This tornado has been on the ground since Southern Hickman or Southern Fulton County, excuse me. This has been on the ground for a long time after the storm produced another tornado that was on the ground for sixty, 70, 80 miles. This has been an unprecedented storm. It is produced at least two extremely large, damaging, long track tornado es and it is still on the ground as it is about to move across the area and move into the Dawson Springs area. You can see that we have this area right here. The tornado emergency has been cancelled. The tornado emergency has been cancelled but They just issued a tornado emergency for Dawson. Dawson Springs. So, they're going to do that for Dawson Springs. Give me an update on the tornado warning in Madison County if you will. Yeah. So. We'll take Lisa Full. Really take take this warning seriously. There's reports coming in from Mayfield which took a direct hit and we actually had a report coming in of a factory that has people trapped within it. So, crews, emergency crews trying to get in. What we're watching right now, still this tornado warning that's moving into portions of Madison County this at least is going to be issued as I'm looking at a source beneath me right now until eleven o'clock. So, another 30 minutes within this. Again, we only have a couple of sources since we have Paducahs down right now. So, it's going to be kind of hard to tell but right here in Southwestern portions of Madison County, that's where that rotation is. I'm going to zoom in so you can see some of the roads along that. This is going to be State Highway N and this is actually going to continue moving to the about the east northeast and we're going to continue to see that move across Highway C. Then, past that, it'll be along Highway 67, State Highway 67 So not looking to have a lot of towns but that doesn't mean that there won't be any homes within that. Mark Wand, you're going to be the next area that we're watching. So, again, you're going to see it kind of appear and disappear just because of the fact that our radar is down where the with that said, we're going to let that storm go on off to the east and now we're going to focus mainly on what we're focusing on now. We we can get rid of Titan now. We don't have to show Titan. We can go back to me being with Max 1 so I can be on max 1 and there will be times I'll have to walk away and check things because of like I said, we do not have the Paducah radar site even though it will be showing up as being there but it is old. Um so, I'm trying to set something up here so I can have my my idea of what I'm looking for. Again, we're tracking a tornado that is near New Bern, that is north of Dyersburg. That's going to be moving into Weekley County here shortly. So, we've got a couple of of events we're worried about. We got another tornado warning that's just been issued for the Paducah area or just to the east of Paducah. Now, unfortunately, this is the tornado warning When. we zoom in, we're not going to be able to see it because it's going to be old data but again, we've got a tornado warning Now, for Parts of Polk County, Livingston County, and Crittening County. Uh that is just to the north of the Paducah area. Again, you can see the Paducah area. You see how the radar has gone away. I'm going to zoom in to this and hopefully we can pick up Evansville and unfortunately, we can't. Um they kind of zoom on down to here. There we go. So, there's the Evansville radar. So, we're seeing the the possible tornado right there. If I zoom in too close, it'll go away but we've got that possible tornado that is going through Southern Pope County right now moving into Livingston County and Kentucky and this will eventually go into Crittening County and Kentucky. So, there you go. You have a tornado warning out for parts of Pope County. It's also parts of Massach County, Pope County, and Livingston County and part Crittening County. The tornado emergency now is moved out of our area. We still have that tornado warning but that tornado has moved out of the area. We got a brand-new tornado warning Let's see what's going on with this. This is for the Union City area and again, we can take a look at this storm. I'm going to pan down to the south and get it on the And that rotation right now, like I said, I'm looking at a different source. That looks to be just to the northwest of Troy and that is going to be making its way in between Union City and Woodland Mills. So, if you're in that area, if I I know mine zooming in, you can't really see it there. Um if we need to pull up Titan, we can. I'll leave that up to Grant. No, it's it's just I we just have to to go to so many different radars right now. We do. The other area of interest, that's going to be Southeastern portions of of Ohion County. We are just to the south of Obayan. There's rotation that looks to be intensifying just that's why. Go ahead. That has been You you keep talking. Go ahead and take me because the Paducah radar site's gone. So, Lisa's talking about this rotation right here moving into Obayan County. That is the new tornado warning She's. also talking about this kink right here. That's going to go across Southeastern Ohion County and move in to Weekley County. So, we have two possible tornado es in Northwestern Tennessee right here that we're going to be concerning ourselves with as they move off to the to the northeast at a pretty rapid clip as well. So, again, we are seeing some pretty significant weather right now and that's going to continue with us. Looks like things are improving briefly for the Boothill which is great because they took a very definite hard hit and then we've got this other storm. We've got two storms. One that's moving towards Piedmont. Looks pretty intense and then the storm here that is moving into Madison County. And that one strengthening just a bit. So, continuing to watch that rotation in Madison County especially since, yeah, you can see it on on on grants. I have it also pulled up on mine because I know yours will kind of pick which radar it's choosing from but some of that rotation looks to be very close to Highway C. So, if you're near Highway C, at least be aware that you could have some very strong winds and you want to get in your safe spot. This track still looks to be moving to the north of Marquon. So, if you are near Marquan, take shelter, at least plan on having an emergency plan because that's going to be moving again just to the south of you as well. We are watching this at least going that's going to be out for another 20 minutes So southern portions of Marquon County, you are within that tornado warning there. We're still watching a couple other tornado warning s. One of em, that's going to be near Paducah and the other one that's going to clip southern portions of Obayan County and northern portions of Obayan County with that one tornado that had some or at least radar indicated tornado that had some rot moving closer to Union City. So. Right. A lot going on. A lot we're tracking. This is why you want to stay tuned. We're continuing to watch the re tornado warnings right now. That one tornado which had a confirmed tornado Very. long track. That looks to be at least pushing outside of our heartland. So we don't need to worry about that anymore. But we still are concerned with many more storms as they're developing and pushing through during the evening hours. So I'm going to continue to track. You can see this right here Lisa. This is going to be headed towards Mount Vernon. We've got a thunderstorm with a possible tornado trying to develop. So, Mount Vernon, that could be headed towards you shortly. Uh we've got again, this tornado that she's talking about going through Southern Madison County right now. We've got another storm that may produce a tornado that is moving into Wayne County as we speak out of Southern Reynolds County. We have a quick spin up type tornado that's moving through parts of Northern Obayan County right now. We've got a quick spin up type tornado that's moving in the southeastern Obeyan County and about to move in the Weekley County and we have another tor or possible tornado that is moving now out of Pope County and moving into Livingston County and eventually Crittening County. Again, until we get the Paducah radar site back, it's going to be hard to do a lot of zooming in on these because when we zoom in, there will be nothing to be seen because Paducah covers most of the area and when you zoom in, the the radar program takes the closest radar. Um so, with that said, this is a big concern. This is going to be headed towards Northern Bullinger County and Northern Cape Girardeau County. We've got a couple of tornadoes tornado warning s that we're going to be watching there. We could possibly see more tornado warnings issued I'm. going to kind of well I I can't stop it because if I put the reflectivity on, it's going to go away and but we can kind of but we gotta confirm tornado now down moving towards southeaster. That spin up we were talking about. I'm going to try to get this on Memphis. So, I'm going to pan up until I can get this to come on. We've got a confirmed tornado right here or is it going to be with this area right here? Let's. Right now, that's just to the south of us. Um that's just south of Trimble. So, if you are near Trimble, that rotations to the south. It looks to possibly based on the the route it's taking right now. That's going to be getting very close to Mason Hall. So, we'll be watching that location as Grant's pointing right there at where that rotation is. Yeah, that's a pretty tight rotation. Again, this is a quick spin up type tornado Uh. this is not like the long track damage tornado but that's what we're seeing. The possible tornado Again, this is about to move into. And that one has a debris. Yeah, there's a degree or not. So, yeah. It's on the ground. We have a tornado on the ground right here and let's go ahead and see if we can keep this. Uh we we know where the tornado is. We're going to back out and then I'm going to pan off to the north and see if the radar will pop back up. Okay, now we're on the Memphis radar. So, there is the tornado. Again, it is going to clip the extreme Southeastern parts of Obayan County. It looks like. Guess that's Mason Hall and then if it holds together, it'll be headed towards the Martin ten area and Dreadston. Again, I could put the reflect the the velocity on there and that's the tornado right there and again, when we take a look and we scope it and we take a look at the debris signature, there is a small area of debris showing up as well with this storm right there and it does match up with it does match up with the velocity. So, you can see there is the lowering Now, we put the shear on, there it is. So, we do have a tornado on the ground and this is just south of Obayan County but it will be moving into the Obayan County area and it eventually will be moving into in into the weekly county area as well. So, it's going to be crossing just close to Mason Hall. So, if you live in Mason Hall, you need to be seeking shelter and then near the Martin, Tennessee area, you need to be seeking shelter as well with that system. Alright, let's expand things back out and take a look at all these tornado warning s that we have. Again, we have no tornado warning s right now. As you can see, we've got a tornado going a possible tornado moving across Southern Madison County right now. We got a possible tornado north of Union City. We've got a confirmed tornado right here moving towards Mason Hall and eventually moving into Weekley County and we have a possible tornado right here moving across parts of parts of Livingston County and in going into Crittening County as well. I'm going to try and get Evansville to pick this up for me. So, I'm going to do the reflectivity and this should be this should be Evansville. So, we've got a look on this storm Now, just don't go away. Okay. So, it's right there at the bottom and I want to get the winds on here so we can get a better look at this storm and yeah, there it is. Possible tornado right there in Livingston County. I want to do something else since we're pretty close. That looks like a pretty tight couplet is the reflectivity is not all that impressive but the velocity is impressive. This in Northern Livingston County. We're not seeing any debris signature right now but right here, we're seeing a possible tornado This. is in Northern Livingston County right here that is going to be moving into Crittening County here very very shortly and it should stay just south of Hardin County the way it looks right now but again, we have a possible tornado in Northern Livingston County moving into Crittenon County. You can see all these tornado warning s. That thing is still on the ground Still doing damage. Unbelievable how long that tornado's been on the ground And hopefully everybody was able to hear the warning s and everybody was able to get to a place of safety. So, we're going to put this thing back in the motion because I want to take a look at couple of other cells. I want to take a look at the storms that are moving into weekly and Obeyan counties in Tennessee because we have a confirmed tornado at least on radar. Uh the radar signature is showing a tor and so let's put the reflectivity on and I'm going to pan down again so it picks up on the Memphis radar site. There we go and it's going into Mason Hall right now. There's the couplet right there and let's see if we have a the debris signature still. It's getting a little far away from the from the radar site in in Memphis. So, it's going to be it maybe kind of hard to get the debris signature but again, this was there was a debris signature just moving into. There it is. Yeah, it's definitely on the ground. There's a tornado moving into Mason Hall right now. So, if you're in Mason Hall, you need to be seeking shelter. Clear sign right there of a tornado It. matches up with the velocity with the velocity right here. There's the rotation and there is the signature of debris. So, we have a tornado on the ground moving into Mason Hall. That's in O'Byon, Southern, Southeastern O'Bion County and will eventually be moving into Weekley County here shortly. So, we're going to get, I'm going to zoom back out. I want to take a look at Madison County and Wayne County. So, we're going to have to So, pretty pretty much all I'm getting so far. No reports of a confirmed tornado but we are seeing still that most of Madison County is under that tornado warning There. is some pretty tight rotation right now off to the Northwest of Marquon. So, if you are in Marquon, the center of this looks to move just to the north of you but to be in the safe side, I'd probably get in your safe spot as I can zoom out a little bit. This then is going to move in to the northern portions of Bolinger County. So, if you're near Sedgwickville, just keep an eye especially Scopus as well that you could potentially be in the path of this making it to your location if you live in those areas. Uh Grant Zooming in you can see that right there. That's that rotation that we're watching. Again, nothing confirmed at the moment but that is going to be the area of interest as we're watching that tornado warning in portions of Madison County that looks to move in to northern portions of Bolinger County. Yeah. So, along Highway 72 here in Northern Bullinger County. Uh this rotation is moving towards your area. Like Lisa said, it looks like the rotation will stay just to the north of Marquon. It'll be coming right around State Highway A and into 51. I think the patent area right around Highway 72. Again, we don't have a warning out for Northern Bellinger County and I gotta tell you, this rotation is not all that impressive. Uh it is definitely rotating but it's nothing like we've seen earlier tonight. So, probably not seeing a tornado with this but something will definitely have to keep an eye on as it moves off to the east. Are they, what's the speed they're tracking on this this new line of storms? I haven't had time to to measure the speed on these. this this one that's moving through the with the tornado warning in Madison County? Yes, yes, that one. Um right now, it looks to me moving at about east at about 50 miles an hour. Okay. So 50 miles per hour and And just want to give you a quick update. That tornado warning that, was it been between Woodland Mills and Union City. There's some weak rotation there. Looking to be a little more broad. So, I don't know if that's going to be extended but that's an area that will still have to watch. Um as well as that still that that kink in that line looks to be just to the south where that confirmed tornado is to the south of the Heartland that that sold me clip portions of O'Byon County and really if that confirmed tornado looks to sit with us, that's going to move into areas of Weekley County. So, that's going to be the next area of interest as we're watching this. Right now, I'm just trying to look at a quick report to see if there's anything coming in from those. Um I'm not seeing anything the moment other than the fact that yes, there could be potential tornado es within those. We'll have to watch that. Um we just had a. And Bolinger County, did they not? Uh they just issued a new tornado warning I'm. working right now. It's for the Bullinger County. For Bullinger County. It says Highway 72 area. Very. So, I don't know if it's, I guess I'm going to zoom out. I don't know how much that's going to clip Cape Girardeau County but it says in there. Yeah, it's going to it's going to be near Apple Creek, I'm sure. So, that's going to be waiting for that to update that looks to be again for radar indicated tornado Nothing. confirmed. Um the thunderstorm was was located near Marquon or seven miles southeast of Fredericktown. So, that's still moving east at about 50 miles an hour. Yeah and so, I'm going to zoom in here. So, this is the rotation that Lisa was pointing out. That was to the northwest of Marquan. It's headed towards 72 right now. Um and again, this is it right here. Uh it's it's not extremely strong but there is rotation. So, if you're in Northern Bullinger County and Southern Perry County and extreme, I guess northwestern Cape Girardeau County, we need to be seen about seeking shelter here, getting in your safe spot and what we're probably going to have to do here again in a second is I'm probably going to have to go back to the Titan source here and have Lisa drive it while I'm in front of the wall. Uh. And there's definitely, there's definitely rotation in that well, this one's going to be outside. That was that warning in Princeton. I'm still seeing some rotation just to the north northwest of Salem. Alright, do me a favor. Go to the panels and I want you to do, well, I want to get it to one panel. It's on two panels right now. Up there at the very top. There you go. One panel. Yup. Alright. Now, expand out for me if you would. Um so, so I can kind of get my bearings. Okay. So, we have and which radar are we on? Uh currently right now, we're on Memphis. Okay. So, what I want you to do. Switch over to. If you would, I want you to switch over first to Evansville like you're doing there and I want to check on the storm that's going through Livingston County right now. So, we're going to zoom in to that storm. Uh once it loads up, and we'll get a better look at it. So, zoom in a little more. Beautiful. Now, go ahead and if you would give me the velocity on there so I can see where the possible tornado is. Yeah, we still have that possible tornado that is moving in Northern Livingston County and it's going to be moving towards Marion, Kentucky. This is going to be in the Crittenden County area as it moves off the northeast at about at about 60 miles per hour. So, we have a possible tornado here in Livingston County moving into Crittenon County as we speak. Alright, go back to the reflectivity if you would and let's expand out and now we want to go to the Saint Louis site and we want to check out the storm that's moving into Northern Bullinger County. And as soon as the Paducah's sites up running. We'll be back to normal where we can do everything from the wall but right now, it's just we can't do it right now. Uh so, here's the possible tornado right here. It's moving into Northern Bullinger County. You can see here's Patton. Uh there's Cedricville. Uh this tornado is going to be crossing into extreme southern Perry County possibly in Northwestern Cape Girardeau County and again, it's moving towards the Apple Creek area. Uh again, we got some folks. I know a lot of folks, I got, I got a buddy of mine, right here. Uh Ryan, if you're watching, I want you to get in your safe spot my friend. This tornado or possible tornado is headed your way. We do just have a new severe thunderstorm warning that has been issued for Northern Wayne County. Again, we'll have to watch that as well but this is our possible tornado Would. you put on the velocity for me? Thank you very much. Yeah, the the rotations look a little better now. Uh Lee says, it's just the north of Marquan and it's about to cross into northern yeah, there it is. There you go. Yeah. See you back. So, yeah Folks, if you're in the Patton area, we need to be seeking shelter. If you're anywhere along Highway 72 in Northern Bowinger County, Cedricville, Patton, you need to be in your safe spot as this possible tornado is moving into your neck of the woods right now. The rotation is getting stronger right here as it moves off to the east northeast. These are moving east northeast at fifty if I'm not mistaken, correct? They are moving, yeah, they've been moving off more so to the east but these northern ones look to to the east northeast. Okay. About now, I, they're putting it down closer. Uh, let me switch over to the right storm here. Um, yeah, they're moving in about 50 miles an hour. Okay. So, that's what we, that's what we're assuming. So, again, on this, I can't draw out, sell tracks, but we can stay with it as it's moving into the patent area, Highway 51 and Highway 72 intersecting here in Northern Bullinger County. It's going to be headed towards the Sutterville area, The Upper Whitewater Rivers, and this general area. I'm giving some land landmarks so you know where where we're talking about. That's where this possible tornado is moving and if it continues to move off to the north and east, it will be moving into the Oak Ridge area and it will likely stay just to the north of the Millersville area. If you live in Jackson, if you live in Cape Girardeau, again, Cape Girardeau County is in this warning You're. not going to be hit by this storm. Uh so, if the sirens are going off right now in Jackson, I don't know if they are. Sometimes, when the warnings issued for a county, the sirens will I just want to let you know this is the extreme northwestern part of Cape Girardeau County. Uh. From Oak Ridge to the northwest. I want to interrupt you for a minute because they're going to continue the tornado warning for portions of Oh Biden and Weekly County and they say a confirmed tornado was located over Kenton. So, that's 11 miles southwest of Martin and it's moving east at about. Okay. 60 miles an hour. So, we were watching that tight rotation there. So, let's. Um let's zoom out if you would. And let's let's go to the Memphis radar. Click on the Memphis radar site and so it's this storm right here. Again, we do have that that look like a possible tornado I. think that they're going to let that expire but yeah, so we've got, yeah, we've got a wrapping up right here. I don't know if it's going to show up on velocity. It may be in the Purple Haze area. No, it's showing up. Yeah, we definitely have that tornado Hit. the CC for me again. We did have a There's a little. There's a tornado. Tornado is on the ground in Southeastern Ohio County and it's moving towards Martin, Tennessee. So, folks that have students that in UT Martin. This is headed your way right now. Tornado on the ground that is moving into Weekley County as we can see right now on our radar scope here. Let's go ahead and put the the not the velocity but the reflectivity backup. Again, this is the possible tornado You. know, we were tracking that bright purple area with that other storm. This is just intense rain and hail. That's the debris and that debris is moving right into the Martin, Tennessee area as we speak and it's moving. I think tracking this at fifty? Uh right now, yeah. they're they're tracking this actually moving east at sixty miles an hour. Sixty. Well, it's moving more. I could tell you that circulation is moving more to the northeast. It is. It is. Cuz it's it's gone in this general direction. So, Martin, Tennessee, this is headed your way. A possible tornado We. just got an update. Hit the CC for me again if you would and we'll see if we got, yeah, it's a little stronger signal now. Uh the and again, this is going to be right about now. The tornado is just to the south and east of Martin, Tennessee. So, we're going to be staying with this for just a second and as it's headed towards a fairly highly populated area, a possible tornado moving in. If you would put the velocity on for me real quick, yeah. This is definitely a tornado Real. tight circulation right here in extreme western Weekley County that's headed towards Martin, Tennessee as we speak. The other rotation we're watching is right up here that's a little weaker. I think they're probably going to let that warning expire. Yeah, I haven't seen any updates on that warning other than they haven't they haven't issued Union City really. I mean, I can zoom up so you can see. Uh here is a Union City had that rotation and that's moving off to the northeast and that's looking to hit areas near South Fulton. So, you're going to be just on the edge of that warning We, I don't think it's going to continue at the moment but again, something that we'll still watch if you're in South Fulton just giving you the heads up that you still might want to take shelter to be on the safe side currently even though it's not looking to be as a prominent as that rotation. There there there is a little bit of rotation. There's some strong winds coming towards the radar. Not so strong going away but we'll watch that because that's going to go right into Fulton, Kentucky. Uh so, we'll just keep an eye on that as well but yeah, that is definitely a very strong signature of a of a tornado That. is some very very tight which is which is interesting because put the reflectivity back up if you will Please, Lisa. Uh. And and you will notice that it doesn't look anything like the other storms we were looking at but this has a very very strong signature and I think that's the debris signature because I think the CC is lagging a little bit. Remember, it was right here the last radar frame. There it is. I think the tornado is right here. So, go back to the reflectivity if you would and we're just going to track this right here as the debris ball is just moving into Martin, Tennessee as we speak. So, we have a tornado on ground in Martin, Tennessee. I know we have a lot of folks in that area that watch us. I also know there's a university there that you may have some of your kids that go to school there. Give em a text right now. Tell em to get in their safe spot. Put as many walls between them and the outside as possible as we have a tornado on the ground according to radar moving in to the Martin, Tennessee area. Alright, Lisa, if you would, let's expand back. We're going to we're going to come back to this in just a second and let's go to Saint Lewis, I want to get an update on the patent tornado, the possible patent tornado that is going on here and yeah, zoom down into here. So, there's our possible tornado right here that is moving into Patton right now. We've got another possible tornado right here that is moving to the south of Zion and the south of Marquon hit the velocity for me if you would please Lisa. Very tight circulation. Uh I doubt we're going to get anything from the CC but let's try it. It's a long way away from the radar. No, there is showing noise. That's probably some rain and hail So, let's go back to the velocity. So, we have a possible tornado Right. along Highway 72. Yes, Liz. What they're saying with this is that the core is getting a little bit stronger. So, definitely capable of some damaging winds and possibly hail up to one inch. Yeah and when they say the cords getting stronger, it means that the it's getting taller. The storm is growing and that also tightens rotation. So, if the storm is rotating, so you have a rotation as the storm increases in velocity upwards, it tightens the rotation and that's sometimes how you get it down to the ground. So, near Patton, right along Highway 51 and 72, we've got a possible tornado moving in right now. This is going to go on the northern side of Cybergville and then, it's going to move into the northwestern parts of Cape Girardeau County. This will, based on the movement is going, I don't think it's going to be getting into this area, Perry County. We'll watch it. It would be getting more towards the what's the Altenburg area, that area of Perry County if it holds together. So, what I want you to do now, Lisa for me please. Doing a great job by the way. Put it on the reflectivity. Zoom out. I want to check on their Livingston County Tornado So, we're going to go to Evansville. So, zoom back out. Go hit the Evansville radar site. And we're and okay. Now, we're going to zoom back into here and I want to see how that's how that's doing and we'll put the put the velocity on there for me. and yeah, we still have that possible tornado just to the north side of Marion. You can see it right here. Hit the CC for me just to see. Not really see anything. We're getting a hail indication with this but we're not getting a debris signature but again, this is a long way from the radar. So, this could be on the ground. Alright, let's go back to the velocity. Thank you very much and the velocity couplet is outside of the warning Of. course, this this system we have here, the warning s don't update as fast as ours. I don't know if they've issued a new warning for Crittenon County or not but I think there should be a warning for the rest of Crittening County as this continues to move off the north. It's going to stay north of Marion. Do me a favor. Put. So, they're saying, I just want to give you a quick. Okay. Update. Um the tornado warning in Henry and well, for us, it's Weekley County that a confirmed large and extremely dangerous tornado was low. Alright, going in the. Over Sharon's. Okay, so let's go back. Let's go back to that. Again, for Crittening County, Northern Crittening County, I want you in your safe spot because we got a possible tornado and we've got a confirmed tornado right here. We're going to have to put the Memphis site on for this and there it is right there. Again, it's moving into the Martin, Tennessee area right now. Wow. Yeah, that's that circulation has really ramped up. You said near Sharon, that is it, right here. Right there. There's our tornado moving on the southeast side of Martin, Tennessee. Hit the CC for me. Uh it's kind of noisy. So, again, it's getting a long way away from the Memphis radar site. Um it would be great if we had Paducah because we'd be able to see it a little better but it is definitely showing strong signs of rotation. Hit the reflectivity me if you will. I want to see if there's. So, this is probably the debris that's being locked in the air, the little darker colors but again, it's going into the southeastern side of Martin, Tennessee. Alright, listen. And that's that looks to be making its way just to the in between Martin but there's another track that that could be making its way towards Dresden. So, okay. If you're near Dresden, definitely something you want to keep in mind to get into your safe spot as this is going to be heading your way. And again, the good thing these are moving very very fast and I want to get. They're a report of possible damage from this. So, keep in mind, really take it seriously. Yeah, I I yeah. We, well, we saw it on the ground with the debris signature and I want to give you a heads up. Your first alert in Murray, Kentucky because back out just a bit for me, would you? I think this is going to be headed towards Callaway County. So, here's the storm. It's moving this way. So, yeah. This one's going to be moving towards the Murray, Kentucky area. Probably stay just to the south but it's going to be close. So, we're going to have to continue to watch this but right now, we've got a tornado Moving into Martin, Tennessee as we speak and we're going to continue to be concerned with the southeastern parts of Martin as this tornado continues to move off to the north and to the east. So, for you folks in Northeastern Weekly County, you're under the gun. Southeastern Graves County and Southern Callaway County. If it holds together, you're going to be under the gun as well. I want to give you a first alert that a possible tornado, it is a tornado right now but we don't know. This is not the same type of storm that produced a tornado for 50 to 60 miles but it still could stay on the ground for quite some time. Alright, let's expand out. I want to take a look at our patent storm, our Boinger County storm. And this one is still radar indicated. Um no confirmation on this other than compared to the storms that we've been looking at. The the the velocity. So our our winds coming together not looking to be as impressive as some of these other storms but still a tor warning on that for northern portions of Bollinger County heading into southern portions of Perry County and just clipping northwestern portions of Cape Girardeau County. Right. That's where this is issued for. Uh go ahead and put the velocity on for me, would you please? And so yeah, this is this is looking much weaker. It was looking much stronger. It was moving into Patton. So, we still have a possible tornado in Northern Bullinger County moving to extreme northwestern Cape Girardeau County and Southern Perry County but this is looking a little better. Do me a favor pan down so I can see just to the south. Wanna see what's going on with this activity right here. Okay, so everything looks okay with this. Some strong winds in Southern in Southern Madison County and Northern Wayne County but we're not seeing any tornado activity. Alright, let's go back to Martin, Tennessee where we know we have an issue right now with the tornado moving into Martin, Tennessee. And right now, it is eleven oh three. I guess we've been on the air for I don't know. I think we went on around five o'clock just shortly after o'clock and there it is. We've got a, yeah, that is a significant velocity. No, you're doing great. You're doing great. Um did they. So, there's there's a lot coming in right now between the different warning s. So, I'm trying to. Right. No, I understand. Um so, pretty much what they're talking about. Well, they're actually talking about, let's see. Hopkins, Kentucky but that would be. Yeah, that is that's well off to our east. That's not. I know there's a, this is going to be out of Memphis. Yup, yes. Um. Um so, pretty much they're just saying which right now that there's a confirmed tornado over Sharon near Martin moving northeast at fifty-five. Okay. Um no new reports on that. Other than what this did have earlier on was power lines down, trees down, and impassable roads. That's going to be near Kenton. So, that's where we saw that tight rotation. Yeah, we and we saw that. Really right here is what she's talking about. That's what the debris ball as well that we saw the debris. So, still looking to be, you know, rather tight for our rotation right now. Um I can switch it over to CC if you wanted to see. Yeah, let's let's take a look at and again. Check out. It's so far away. This could be debris right here that is hitting, we're hitting some hail, that's why we're getting these markers, these streaks like this, that's usually a signature of hail, a little round.of blue is usually the debris. So, we could be seeing a tornado on the ground right here. Do me a favor. Go back to the velocity leave my fingers right there. It's pretty close but it's not lined up perfectly but again, it's a long way away from the radar but the velocity is showing a pretty good signature of a possible tornado It. looks even tighter now. That latest update right there. Uh expand out if you would please just leave it on the velocity and let's check out the Evansville radar. I want to see what's going on with the Crittening County Storm again. Um go ahead and and and switch it to the Evansville radar site. There you go. and let's load that up and let's take a look at the velocity here in just a second. It'll load up. There we go. So, there's again, that's what I was looking at right there. What's the time stamp on that? That didn't look much different. So, yeah, it's much broader. Yeah. So, this tornado warning only goes for another eight minutes. Yes. So, this. Um so, this storm, the rotation is much broader. It's weaker. So, we can focus more on patent and actually right now, Martin. So, let's just focus on Martin right now. Um with this confirmed tornado moving and you can see a new severe thunderstorm warning was issued for a good bit of Bullinger County and a good big good bit of Cape Girardeau County but. Switch it over there just so you can see that those storms are entering portions of Bollinger County right now and they're entering looks to be western portions of Wayne County but those aren't looking to be as strong down south. So, I'll zoom back in to this confirmed tornado that we are watching in. It's on the southeast side of Martin, Tennessee right now. Let's put the velocity on so we can see the the new location and and it's it's about to move in to Dreadsden I guess right across this area in Weekley County and I think that's Palm Beach The residents getting some power flashes. Okay. As well. So, yeah. We've got. Big shelter if you're in that. Probably a broad tornado on the ground. This is a this is a big circulation and it's tight and it's strong but it's it's rather large. So, this could be a not necessarily a violent tornado but a strong tornado is moving off to the northeast. Palmersville, you're next and if this continues off to the northeast, again, like we talked about, Murray, Kentucky. What I want you to do now is expand out. I want you to hit Paducah just to see if they're back. I doubt they are. Put, there you go. Hit that right there and Yeah, nothing's loading up. Nope, they're still down. Oh, okay. But yeah, that's old. This is, this is, this is old. I can see it on radar scope as well that on my phone. I got you. Okay. That they're down. Okay. Alright. So, let's go back to the Memphis site. Um actually, you know what? Let's go to the Fort Campbell site right here. See where my finger is? Yeah. Fort Campbell. Beautiful. Yeah, this is closer. So, we'll zoom in on yeah, you can really see the tornado That. is a tight circulation. That is, that is a pretty significant signature of a strong tornado I. don't know if we'll get CC on there or not but yeah, we do. We do, right there. So, we've got a tornado moving into Dreadston right now on the ground. Uh again, it's good to have all these different sources in case something goes down and we've got this tornado continuing to move off to the northeast at about 50, 50 to 55. Is that what they're saying? Yeah, with these at least it goes for another 30 minutes and they are moving to the east. They're saying at about 60 miles an hour but we Kinda been tracking this more of a northeastern. Yeah, it's definitely. Better than east. Cuz it was right here. Yeah. It was right here. So, it's definitely moving. Expand out just a bit, not all the way. I want to leave this shot up because we've got the tornado on the ground right here and I just kind of want to see where Murray, Kentucky is. So, I can pull it down a little bit. Murray's right here. Alright. So, what I want you to do is I want you to place your marker over Murray, Kentucky. And then, again, we're just going to put the cursor over the debris signature, Ra and then what is a nautical miles? And that says approximately 27. So, twenty-seven. So, it's about 30 miles and it's moving about 5-5 to six. So, so this tornado is about half an hour or less away from Murray continuing. And just giving you a quick update, that tornado warning we are watching near Paxton, Northern Bolinger County. That has been cancelled. Good. That rotation's been weakening. So, that's at least one good thing. We're not focusing on that tornado warning anymore. We still have that warning in portions of Livingston and Crittenden County but really where it's looking to have more of a rotation right now is in Crittenden County just to the north of Marion. So, I I connect to that or we can. Yeah, let's let's take a look at that. Just to take a look at what's going on. We'll we'll go back real quick and then we'll get back to to Martin, Tennessee. Again, Martin, Tennessee. Dreadson, you need to be in your safe spot. We've got a significant tornado moving in there right now. Again, And I don't see it as much on on here but near Marion, there was Now, that's a pretty tight rotation. I I I just. Yeah. I just updated. So, I'm trying to see the county line. So, here's the county line. So, this is Crittening County. Um it's hard for me to see that now. No, I'm wherever I put my my mouse right here. Right. That's where that pony line is. So, for Northeastern Cridden County, we're just going to say this is going to be out of your area in 5 minutes. Get in your shelter. Stay there for five to 10 minutes and then this tornado or possible tornado should be gone. Again, we don't have a warning out officially but a tight circulation. Good job, Lisa on picking that out. Uh we want to warn everybody in our viewing area. So, Northeastern Crittenon County, you need to be in your safe spot right now. Alright, let's go back to the Fort Campbell radar. So, we can track the storm that's moving in Wheekley County and possibly headed towards towards Murray, Kentucky. Again, yeah, right. Okay, load up. There we go. Yeah. So, here we are. That is the the possible tornado. Well, not possible. We know it is a tornado It's. in that purple haze area right now. So, it's going to be hard to see. Go ahead and put the yeah, the the reflectivity on because the this is going to be hard to see until it gets out of here but the possible tornado or I shouldn't say that, the tornado it's, on the ground. It's moving through the dreadsen area. We have power flashes. We had a tornado signature on radar. It's going to be headed towards Palmersville and then it's going to move out of our viewing area into Henry County and then it's going to move back into our doing area as it moves towards Callaway County and possibly moving towards the Murray, Kentucky area. Again, if you're just joining us, we've been with this all night. It's 1112 right now. Uh we've got probably four more hours of this to go tonight unfortunately. Um we've been speaking for quite some time but we are in we've had some issues with radar sites going down but we're getting through it. We're working through it and it's a good thing we have this up sources like we have. So, again, a tornado is moving towards the Palmersville area. Yes, Lisa. What you got? So, that rotation that we are just watching in Crittenden County, they did not put a tornado warning on it but they put a severe thunderstorm warning on it. So, we we just focused on that. Right. Still something to to. So, just getting your safety. Again, like I said, North Northeastern Critten County, get in your basement, get in your safe room, stay there for about 10 minutes, it'll be gone. Uh it's not a tight tight rotation but it is pretty significant to where in this environment, I want you to be safe but we need to focus on where we know we're having some issues. Hit the the velocity for me. I want to see if they extended the range. Yup, they did. I figured they would. Look at that. So, this is going to be going just to the south of Palmersville. Hit the CC for me and see if it shows up on the CC since they've extended the range. Sure does. Tornado is on the ground right now. This tornado has been on the ground for about 15 miles at least and and it continues to move through Weekley County and again, I want to give you your first alert. South and east of Murray, Kentucky, this tornado is headed towards Southeastern Callaway County. Uh so, we will probably, once it crosses into Todd County, we will probably catch our breath if this if there's no other tornado warnings in our area and then be coming back on in about 5 minutes. Uh it's been, we've been kind of going nonstop here but we do have a tornado on the ground right here to the east of Dreadsden and it is moving in to the northeastern parts of Weekley County. Alright, hit the the the reflectivity for me if you would please and let's expand out just a bit. I want to make sure, I want to look at the there are no warning s now in in the southern parts of Western Kentucky. How are the warning s looking like going into Bullinger County? There's that snow cloud in Wayne County. That and I can I can zoom out. You can see it a little bit. We still have that severe thunderstorm warning Even. though you're not seeing it a lot, they're definitely is going to be more of a bowing shape Stretching anywhere from Marble Hill heading up north. I can switch over radars really quickly to show you. Yeah, go ahead and do the Saint Louis for us. So, what we're going to be watching is. You gotta hit it, you gotta hit it again. There you go. Thanks. Veer, thunderstorm warning that stretching again into areas Bollinger County and this is going to move into Cape Girardeau County. So, we're seeing more of that that that echo shape. It's. That boa. It's a little pronounced. So, that's where we usually pick up some damaging winds. If you would hit the velocity for me real quick. I want to check this kink and I want to see. Yeah, okay. We're good. We're good. Uh we'll have to watch this right now. Nothing to be overly concerned with but for you folks in Bullinger County and Cape Girardeau County, we don't want you to think we're forgetting about you. We've got a severe thunderstorm that's moving in this will affect Oak Ridge and the Jackson area and the northern parts of the city of Cape Girardeau but so far, this part of the storm is behaving. So. And the only the only thing that we are watching is you mentioned that storm up near Mount Vernon, the tor warning of that. Looks to stay to the north. Just to the northwest. That's severe thunderstorm warning We'll. have to watch that as it moves into our northern portions of that county. So, right. And we'll have to, yeah, this line is starting to act up. It's headed towards Pinkneyville, Tamarola, DeCoin, and then Ava. This line will be headed towards the I fifty-seven corridor. So, we'll have to watch and see how strong this line gets. Alright, let's go back to Fort Campbell and so we can track that storm that is moving in Weekley County that has a tornado on the ground right now and there's that tornado that we're seeing, the possible tornado that's moving out of Crittenon County so we can you folks in Crittening County that were listening to me, they got about 3 minutes and then you're good to go. Um here's that possible tornado moving into Palmsville. For me if you would. Yes, very very tight, tight circulation and and very strong inflow as well out ahead of the storm but there's the tornado right there to the south of Palmersville. Let's go ahead and put the CC on. See, you know, we still have that tornado right there on the ground and see, what's that time stamp? It's eleven. So, so we should be up for a new actually it's fourteen. So, we're we're we're doing pretty well on this. So, this tornado is still in Weekley County as it moves off to the northeast at about 50 to 60 miles per hour. Let's put the velocity back on if you would please because this is the good way to show it. Wait until we get, I think the next update, it'll be about right here and so in about 10 minutes, it'll be out of our area if we don't have, again, like I said, once this strong tornado that's showing up on radar is out of our viewing area, Lisa and I are going to catch our breath, get caught up on a couple of things because this is going to be moving in the Callaway County. We're going to have to keep tracking it and hopefully, we'll get the Paducah radar site back here shortly. I know they're working on it hard but right now, this is our possible tornado I. shouldn't say possible again. It is on the ground. We have radar confirmation of this tornado It. went through the Sharon area, the southeastern of Martin, Tennessee. It went through Dreadston. Now, it's going into the Palmersville area and eventually, if it holds together, it'll be going into Callaway County here shortly. So, again, Paducah or I think it's still in the warnings. They may issue a tornado warning for Callaway County while this storm is still in Todd County. If that's the case, we will still be going back to regular programming to catch our breath for about five minutes to get everything caught up and then head back on and track this as it moves in the southeastern Callaway County. Would you do me a favor and put the velocity back on? Let's see if we got a new scan. Nope. Not yet. and no no reports or anything coming in other than again, this is something we're watching for confirmed potentially large and and extremely dangerous tornado Okay, there's the update. It just updated and there's a void in there which makes me think that this could be a large tornado because you see how there's there's a void in the data. So, this could be a very large, wide, tornado Now, this is an extreme northeastern weekly county. It's about to move out of our area. We got about another five minutes with it. Maybe not even that long. Uh again, so for you folks in the booth that have been doing a great job with me, what I'm saying we're going to do is likely here in about 5 minutes, toss things to the regular programming, get our bearing straight. There's the CC drop. So, there's tornado still on the ground and then we will probably have to go back on the air when this gets closer to Callaway County. tornado will likely stay to the south of Murray, Kentucky but it's going to be headed towards the new Concord area. Eventually, it's going to it's going to take about 15 to 20 minutes to get there. That's why I'm saying that Lisa and I will have about 5 minutes to just take a deep breath and get caught up until we have to go back on the air. So, again, this is a probably a very large tornado because there's a void of of velocity which means that you got strong. It's almost think of it like an eye of a hurricane almost When you get these really large tornado es, there's there's almost like a calmness in the center but it's extremely violent all the way around it. So, we've got a big tornado more than likely that is in Northeastern Weekley County right now. There are no other tornadoes, correct, tornado warnings, correct? This is our only tornado warning right now. This is our only one right now. The other ones are off to our east and off to our north. Um what is to watch though with this area? It's still moving into a location that's uncapped and has about 1500 jewels of cape. So, we're talking about a lot energy for this storm to continue to live and thrive off of as it's again going to look to move into southern portions of Callaway County. So, based on what we're seeing here, based on what we've seen by even looking at CCs, we're still seeing just a very tiny debris tornado very likely or it has actually been confirmed is on the ground. This is going to be heading towards Cottage Grove. So, if you maybe know anyone across the county outside of us but in Cottage Grove giving you that first alert. This also is then going to continue off on that northeasterly path towards New Concord. So, Hazel, New Concord, this is coming for you. Definitely going to be a time where you want to get into your safe spot and make sure that you at least are not looking outside for this. I'm trying to see if there's any other updates of what's coming in. Um pretty much, we're still seeing a lot of circulation and passing near Cottage Grove just to the south of Cottage Grove. Yeah. So, we've got a tornado right As you can see, it's right here moving into Cottage Grove. Again, once it crosses this line, once the entire circulation is crossed into Todd County, we're not Todd County but Henry County, we will toss things back to our regular programming for about 10 minutes until it gets close to Callaway County. Again, we've got a tornado right here. Hit the CC for me. I want to see if it's lowering any more of a lowering. There's our possible tornado right there. Again, it's kind of iffy weather. It is a a debris signature. Earlier, it was definitely a debris signature but we very very tight rotation that is moving out of Weekly County right now and moving into Henry County. Alright, let's put the reflectivity on briefly. You can kind of make out this almost like a bow shape right here with these purples and again, this would be probably where the debris would be if there is any. Go ahead and hit the velocity. I want to see if my fingers like right where the, no, it's more down here. Now, I hit the reflectivity for me. Again, okay. Well, we're not really seeing a strong signature from reflectivity there's any debris on the ground. So, let's go back to velocity and again, this is now the speed that is going. It is crossed over into Henry County which is kind of officially out of our area. So, do me a favor real quick. Let's hit the the reflectivity. And expand way out. I just want to kind of see the whole area. Again, we've got this storm has moved out of Crittenon County. We're going to continue to watch this storm but these are are are not are not they're not doing is is as bad as we were thinking they might and hopefully that trend will continue. So, with that said, the tornado has moved out of our viewing area. You're still going to see the tornado warning for Weekley County on the little bug there for a while but the tornado has moved out of Weekley County. We're going to continue to watch this spell right here that's going to be headed towards the area. We could see some tornado activity with that later but for right now, we're going to throw it to the regular schedule program and Lisa and I are going to kind of get caught up on some other activities and We will be coming back shortly because this tornado is headed towards Callaway County.

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Published: Wed Dec 15 2021