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10:54 (the vertical looking thing)-- I would not doubt if that very thin cloud was a very small tornado .... on the ground....maybe not. If it was...only on the ground seconds to minutes.

That HIGH Risk should have included more of Mississippi.

1:13 tornado touches down

1:45 Spann says, "wow..." I watch this again every now and then... that gets me every time. He knew it was going to be a bad afternoon.

We are not worthy. Another video on how its done. 🙌Spann🙌

Hackleburg would have had less deaths if james was focusing on that storm

This was my Mom's Birthday

James is the man, he even said they would go to progamming but they stayed on even though there wasnt any tornados, he thought a warning would be issued, he got it, a tornado warning was issued a few minutes later.

Thank You TEAM ♥ !

Look at all the cg around the meso

There was a 22.1 later on stp. Think it was about an hr after this

Btw just for the record he said multiple times for everyone in Tuscaloosa city limits and “couldnt rule anyone out”. This is important. Because a lot of people that chose not to take cover they tried to fault the Bit slip as to why there friends died. When that bit slip wasn’t enough to matter. Everyone with half a brain cell knows if your North - SE of a tornado you need to do something because your a potential target. I chased this day and provided SAR and medical but I can’t even keep up with the amount of excuses I had to hear of why they were almost killed. (as if I cared what they did in a free country) but survivors would just open up and start telling me excuses. I love doing rescues so for me it didn’t matter if they chose to sit on the porch. A lot of them were embarrassed! I guess that they almost died from arrogance. Most survivors I met had underground shelter options is why they were disappointed they didn’t follow there initial gut instinct to go shelter.

This is the time period this tornado took on the "Dead man walking" formation... obviously, Jason and James would most likely not use that term on the air, because it tends to be something that causes outright panic.

That's the day that "Obama" showed us his fake birth certificate.

The Tuscaloosa tornado was a EF-5 I saw worse destruction in Tuscaloosa than I ever saw in Andover 1992 F5 tornado.

I don't care how this was officially rated, this was an EF-5 tornado, period.

7:58 Watch the thing grow after it spits out the rotation on the left side of the screen. It was a miracle it went between McFarland Mall and Druid City.

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James and Jason may have been the best team ever. So Alabama was fortunate having them paired together covering this historic event. Jason's exclamation here 5:04 is remarkable.

Holding your feet like that is just begging for a broken ankle. If it catches the ground and sticks it's game over

Amazing to watch this old video with poor HD but you can still see the fur bath in if a monster from 5 miles away! Storm chasers would have been amazing to see in correlation!

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Did they ever go back to regular programming that day, or did the storms fire up before they could?

I remember that day very well first Nader was in Cullman bad day never saw it raining house parts until that day hope I never see it again

At 1:40, James says there's a new tornado warning for parts of Pickens and Tuscaloosa Counties. That particular supercell would spawn the Cordova-Blount Springs, Blountsville EF4 tornado, and eventually, the Ringgold, Georgia EF4 tornado later on that evening. They were on the phone talking to Brian Peters and Dr. Timothy Coleman before the one farther south would catch more of their attention (The one that hit Tuscaloosa and part of the Birmingham Metro Area).

1:47 Words you don’t EVER want to hear from a meteorologist during situations like this.

I want James spann as my local weather person on wjcl 22 abc

A month and a day later our luck ran out

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20:44, if that supercell had formed 25 south of where it did, Montgomery would've been affected. That was the one that hit Lake Martin. A lot of debris in the lake after that one. I have watched WSFA's coverage from that day as well, and Rich Thomas was warning people that they weren't out of the woods just yet, even though the majority of the activity would stay well north of there.

At 1:45, that storm, unlike so many others that day, didn't produce a tornado. If it had, there would've been more fatalities, as another densely populated area of southern Calhoun County, Saks/Anniston/Oxford areas would've been impacted, one of few densely populated metro areas in the state, along and north and U.S. Highway 80, that was spared. Also, if the storm near Prattville had been located 25 miles south of there and moved in that direction, we could be talking Montgomery being impacted. The densely populated areas of Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Huntsville/Decatur, and Gadsden were all impacted.

They didn't yet have correlation coefficient on the dual doppler radar. If they had, everyone of these would've shown the blue dot.

U coulda got real drunk off of shots for every time u heard large violent tornado from this day

Only took a few minutes for this tornado to cause damage that took years for the city of Culman to recover from. Absolute insanity.

10 years and 20 minutes ago, the Cullman tornado would touch down at 2:40 pm to kick off an afternoon and evening of historic tornadoes.

James went from saying 3 times that it was moving down Skyland Blvd. to saying there was a northward component of motion, which meant that it was not, in fact, moving down Skyland Blvd.

Ten years ago today. Anyone watching? I know it was a huge challenge for James and Jason to cover more than one violent tornadoes that were all on the ground and doing major damage, and more than likely, killing people, at the same time. Like so many others, we lost power from the severe storms that morning. I am thankful that I never saw this as it was happening.

1:08 James and Jason were so shocked by the 15.3 significant tornado index number that they briefly went into horrified harmony.

10 year anniversary coming up in a few weeks.

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"15th Street Road"? D: Also, they completely ignored that lightning strike at 25:45. 26:28: "Based on the ru..." -insert the "we'll be right back" theme here. Or the Nintendo Wii's crash sound.

7:20: "This'll be a day that will go down in state history!" -Well, he's not wrong. Who else is watching this in mid-March 2021, as the Deep South gets slammed by yet another tornado outbreak while this James Spann guy calls it for his area?

Think that computer showing the radar was laggy enough? D:

Where the schools closing at the bottom because of the expectancy of severe weather?

7:55 I don’t think even James realized at that point just how prophetic his words were. They were sadly proven right just over a month later.

"We might e holding it for 10 hours" ...well he wasn't wrong

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What in the heck is the image at 22:29?