WHAT is going on with that lady's HAIR. Mam you need a chair cut You look like you stuck your finger in an electrical outlet. Yikes NOT a Pretty sight 🤨😳
@Shawn 🏴☠️ Stafford What???? What is wrong with you people? All I did was offer condolences to the family. If you have a problem with that move along and go crawl back under that rock you live under.
As someone who got hit my one of the EF 3 tornadoes on December 10th, I feel for what these people are going through. There's so many empty spaces where buildings used to be in my town. For the 1st month, it felt like a dream. But it gets better every day.
@@feelnrite I am from Northwest Tennessee. Didn't get hit by the Mayfield one, but I live half an hour south of Mayfield. We got hit by a different one.
I feel for you guys. I am in Mayfield. We still have piles of rubble everywhere and still many buildings standing that have to be taken down. We have blocks with nothing now. Many still in motels and I have no idea where others are. I agree, for a long time, every day I'd say "I just can't believe this". Have faith. God is still good. ❤
I am from Opelousas Louisiana and I am so devastated this has happened. I honestly thought my town would have got hit worse and did not expect New Orleans to get it bad. Prayers to everyone across the Gulf states that were impacted by this weather.
Ville Platte was home I loved going to Opelousas back in the day. Live in Cali now I need to check with my family to make sure everything is okay. Glad you are safe.
I'm a 13 year old, my biggest fear are tornados I'm in picayune and omg I hated sitting In my bathroom, such a horror a tornado can be, although I wasn't hit by it I pray for the others affected by damage
That's a multi-vortex tornado for you. The entire tornadic wind field isn't doing the extreme damage, it's those violent sub-vortices embedded within and since they move and writhe around like snakes, that's why you have one house barely touched while the one next door or across the street gets demolished.
My deepest condolences to that young man's family. Back in April 2002, I was coaching my daughter's softball game. To the West, an ugly dark blue cloud with constant lighting came towards us. We called the game and all scrambled home. I just made it in the garage and turned around to see this white wall of wind down the street destroying my neighbors garage. I ran in the house, picked up my dog like a fumble in a Super Bowl game and ran in the basement. It blew past they say at 55mph. Did $25,000 damage to my house. If I had been a minute or two later, the neighbors Gazebo which blew into my garage doors probably would have killed me.
Sorry, you made me laugh picturing you snatching up that dog. lol I'm in Mayfield and yeah the lightening as the tornado was hitting was CRAZY!! It was striking like crazy and it was so bright it hurt my eyes!!
He had just moved to the tornado hit home! Sadly hurricane season will be bad also. Global warming seems to compete with Putin making ppl homeless. Where do homeless ppl go when a funnel is coming. Saw a baby, once, in a blanket hamock in the trees after a home was destroyed. We need trees to breathe so where r we going to keep getting trees to rebuild?
@@spicyirwin5835 You never know when your time is up. Need to be ready to go any day any time. I agree on the trees. I had several trees beside my house and in my backyard. After the tornado we had they were all torn up so I had them all taken out, a HUGE pile of trees. Now i think about the squirrels and birds and the neighbors cat and other strays that laid in the shade. I've got to hurry up and get some fast growing trees planted.
@@jenmailsouth4155 jen , bless you for caring about the birds and all the other critters . Maybe think about also buying some nice Hedges and bushes which will also create good shade ... sorry all your trees got destroyed ... that's really a shame .
@@gardensofthegods Thank you. Yeah, definitely need some bushes and evergreens. I need to check around and talk to the mayor about maybe finding some places to donate or give a discount on some trees, bushes, etc. We have an awesome mayor.
Crazy fact last March I got fired bc of a tornado hitting my house while I was at work. My family rode it out but our home was damaged. Next day took off to do repairs and this new manager just refuse to believe that so yeah I got fired for insubordination..
No he just wanted to fire me guys. I was at work during the tornado while my family called me on Duo to tell me about the tornado. He only cared about me working
They’re downplaying the severity of this storm, I believe wholeheartedly it was an EF-4 tornado, an EF-3 would leave the structure while dilapidated still standing. You’re correct and I concur, wouldn’t be surprised if in other areas it categorically registered as a very high end EF-4 if not the beginning of an EF-5. The dimensions and width of the funnel that were captured on television broadcasts showed how menacing it was too. It was not just an EF-3..
@@idenrain3313 Well, anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but, I believe the Barnaveld, Wisconsin tornado of 1984 was only a 1/4 mile wide when it struck the town. And the NWS rated that storm an F5.
You can hear the sadness in the reporters voice as she is trying to report. May that young man rest in peace and may God be with all those that need to restart their lives again. Mother Nature doesn't discriminate.
Experiencing one almost assures it won't happen again. I was slightly injured from my 3rd and 4th, with the latter being the 1st at my house. It is by far my worst fear, and I still can't win lotto!
People don't realize how a tornado causes that type of damage. It's literally intense air pressure that is rapidly expanding and shrinking, so yes, that's why you'll see this house that looks like it literally exploded. It did. I've seen damage from tornados... a tree that was vertically through the walls of the 2nd story, from side to side, and you look at it, wondering how it happened without the house being damaged except for the tree going through it. The tornado expanded the wood of the house so that the tree literally went between the molecules of the house.
Florida building codes work for tornadoes too. It took a long time for enough homes to come up to standards, but it's paying dividends. Hiding in your bathtub just isn't enough.
I'm in mayfield. Houses that didn't have a direct hit and had metal roofs come out way better than shingled roofs. But some metal and steel buildings were totally destroyed. They were left a twisted, peeled, shredded pile of rubble.
I honestly don't feel too good about it either. I'm way up in western Pennsylvania and worried we may get hit this year. Been since 1985 when we had a tornado outbreak. But ofcourse something like that is still in the back of our minds up here. It happened. So it could happen again.
I agree. I have a feeling there will be an outbreak similar to 2011 sometime in April. I hope anyone in Dixie Alley prepares themselves. Oddly enough the midwest hasn't been quite as active albeit it is still early in the season.
I know the baiamontes. I was a holy cross kid, and live in Arabi. It was terrible, but we’re alive. This community pulls together like no other. We have extensive damage, and I live on the street where the young girl passed, a few days after the tornado.
My heart ♥️ goes out the the loved ones of the young man that was killed as well as everyone that has been affected by that tornado! God Bless you all….. 💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕
You can see the damage you could figure out why that happens I don’t know why People pretend like they don’t know what’s going on that’s the power of God man.
Don’t make this about Ukraine…this is a separate horrible situation that should not share the attention of the war in Ukraine. The two have nothing to do with each other.
@@bradleysmith9431 imagine thinking you know (for a fact) that a tornado will 💯 strike YOUR HOUSE a month before it happens. What a stupid comment to make. Tornadoes aren't a hundred miles wide. No one can predict exactly where they will strike! Do some areas have higher probability? Of course. But no one knows exactness.
@@bradleysmith9431 Most Ukrainians didnt have the means to escape or even leave the area . As for me i couldn't. And I don't even have children. Imagine dragging your child out in the streets trying to escape . Imagine takes on a whole different meaning, like John Lennon was trying to say.. IMAGINE 🙏🏻💙💛
👀👀👀👀 No rest for mankind that worship the beast instead of the sun of God. We must praise our creator or we will deal with his consequences. Satan time is coming to a conclusion for all.
NOW is the time to believe in Jesus Christ. His death, burial and resurrection. He is alive. TRUST in His shed blood to redeem you. John 3:16, reads: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
LORD HAVE MERCY JESUS CHRIST ALMIGHTY…MY PRAYERS ARE WITH Y’ALL AND THE YOUNG MAN WHO GOT KILLED BY THE TORNADO 🌪 MY CONDOLENCES TO HIM AND HIS ENTIRE FAMILY, CHURCH ⛪️, FAMILY, FRIENDS, COWORKERS, CLASSMATES, NEIGHBORS, NEIGHBORHOOD, ENTIRE COMMUNITIES AND ASSOCIATES FAR NEAR AND WIDE…🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Houses that sit off the ground like that, rather than being flush with the ground and anchored to the foundation, are so extremely vulnerable, almost as vulnerable as a mobile home. Damn, that's sad..
Please if you don't mind explaining...if this young man's house had a basement (not sure if it did) would the outcome been different? I know you are supposed to go into the bathtub or a smaller room that has baring walls(maybe a closet of some sort?), but this young man's whole house was pretty much leveled ...
@@captainjack5668 No basements in NOLA, the city is literally sitting on marsh lands, so flooding would be a constant problem. But yes, if he did have a basement, that most likely would've saved his life. Hell, If his house had been flush with the ground and anchored to a concrete slab, he would've most likely survived by sheltering within an interior room as well. The house would probably still be standing too. I mean, It would've definitely lost it's roof and probably an outer wall or two, but the majority of the structure, especially interior rooms, would most likely still be standing. But, it was sitting off of the ground, so the wind was literally able to get beneath the house, which caused the house to lift up just enough, maybe a foot or two, to be pushed off of the blocks it was sitting on. It's clear the structure was unable to take the force of being shoved to the ground, causing it to cave in on itself while being ripped apart by the winds at the same time. I'm sure this guy was either crushed by debris, or he was tossed around after being sucked out of the house. By the way, this is my personal assessment, I am not an expert, so I could be wrong about how the house was destroyed. I've just seen what tornados can do to mobile homes and houses that sit up off the ground. It's the last structure you would want to be in, there is literally no safe place in a structure like that. Evacuating to a better structure a few hours before the storms are predicted to hit, would be the best thing to do. Unfortunately, some people don't have that option. Anyway, I hope that answered your question.
@@LouisianaAstroRambler yes thank you so much for your opinion...this is sad ...I'm wondering if he knew about the dangers of being in this type of structure ( or lack off) ..I watched another video (Arabi, LA) of a man who grabbed his small son and in his quick decision he went NOT into the bathroom but a small closet that had bearing walls..that saved his/sons life.. Terrible what happened to this young man . Thanks again for explaining..
I hope the programs in place get there now and not when they find it convenient. They need help now. Hopefully some fundraising starts sooner rather than later
tony9625. I m with you man That News Reporter trying to make a STATEMENT WITH THAT BRILLO PAD ON HER HEAD. ANYONE KNOW WHAT IS THE STATEMENT SHE IS TRYING TO GET ACROSS TO US 😳. Perhaps it's. "LOOK AT. ME". We see Ya. GIRL WE CAN'T MISS THAT HAIR !!!!!! Come on Girl you know better !!!!!!!🤨
Talk about a lack of empathy and gratitude on the part of the man who was speaking from across the street of the young man who lost his life. All that father could talk about was his experience and his son's situation, and he just did not seem to recognize that another family lost their own son and that the loss to his own son's home was miniscule by comparison. He is just one example of what is so wrong with so many southern people today (not everyone in the south, but far too many). They just lack empathy for others, and can only think about themselves, even when the home next door is GONE and their neighbor DEAD. smh I mean, my god, that's just one self-absorbed, cold individual right there, walking into a home that is still there, habitable, and everyone in it is still alive. I feel sorry for anyone raised by that cold, self-absorbed man. He is one self-absorbed, son-of-a-bitch. He couldn't even FEIGN empathy for the parents whose son died. All he could do was minimize what occurred. Thank goodness the reporter on scene immediately stepped in and interjected, "...to say the least!" showing that he was entirely incapable of articulating the gravity of what occurred just across the street. smh Bless this reporter's (Leslie) heart, you could hear the heartbreak in her voice as she was speaking to the anchors in the studio. I hope that she will have her trauma treated, so that she doesn't develop PTSD months on down the road. People don't understand that witnessing natural tragedies like this can give witnesses secondary PTSD, as it's incredibly painful for people with a conscience and empathy for others to see so much human tragedy. Decent human beings just cannot see stuff like this and walk away unaffected. Both of these achors handled their colleague's heartbreak with compassion. Thank you to the producer, as well, for recognizing that she needed some time to process what she was seeing. We need compassionate reporting, yet we also need to make certain that we don't also psychologically harm a decent human being just to bring us the story. Please do make certain, WWLTV, that you get Leslie some EMDR treatments. We don't ever want to leave someone psychologically harmed, if we can at all avoid it. We sure as hell don't need more self-absorbed a-holes running around the world like that man she was speaking to initially. We need to keep as many Leslies as compassionate as they naturally are.
Until you go through a tornado and crap all around you is torn all to heck and you know you cheated death and your mind is still spinning, save your judgment for how someone reacts. I can tell you from experience that the reporters want you to tell YOUR story and what YOU experienced and how YOU feel.
@@jenmailsouth4155 It's humorous that you assume I haven't. I was born in OK and raised in Texas. I've been in more tornadoes than I can even remember.
If I"m sittin' at the desk in The Oval Office..I'm on the phone to the Joint Chief's ...I want Army engineers and Navy SeaBee's on the way there with equipment and material....
Tôi thương các bạn, thương bạn hiền hoa kỳ 👉 tiếc rằng biết đả trể rồi 👉 mình nói lời ít nhưng sẳn cho các vị yên tồn tài sản, mình chỉ có lực giúp nhưng không có tiền mua tin tức chuyên sâu các bạn nên nguy yếu điểm này - điểm tin báo trí các bạn mỷ cầu cứu tức thì không lưu tâm nên thế tiếc. Thương sự cố các bạn. !!, ???. !!!.
Wow, a politician tooting his horn. We do this well and connecting response to public edj is a joke when insurance companys are failing in their duties and you'll do nothing.
This is why you don’t huddle in a bathroom and petition the Lord to redirect a tornado so that it circumnavigates your home and instead strikes your neighbors house
Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power: for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created. Revelation 4:11 KJV
Gee , what a surprise. A tornado does damage. What next to report. It rains and things got wet? Don’t worry. You are in Louisiana, so it MUST have been God’s will.
I appreciate the genuine emotion from the reporters. I don't like to see people cry, but sometimes it's just the only true response.
WHAT is going on with that lady's HAIR. Mam you need a chair cut You look like you stuck your finger in an electrical outlet. Yikes NOT a Pretty sight 🤨😳
CORRECTION. HAIR CUT!!!!!
My deepest condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of the young man lost to this violent storm.
Nooo!😢😭💔
Oh please don't be my....
@@jcwayservices6862 What the hell is wrong with you? If you can't show some respect to the family, then just don't say anything.
@Shawn 🏴☠️ Stafford What???? What is wrong with you people? All I did was offer condolences to the family. If you have a problem with that move along and go crawl back under that rock you live under.
As someone who got hit my one of the EF 3 tornadoes on December 10th, I feel for what these people are going through. There's so many empty spaces where buildings used to be in my town. For the 1st month, it felt like a dream. But it gets better every day.
Are you from Ky?
@@feelnrite I am from Northwest Tennessee. Didn't get hit by the Mayfield one, but I live half an hour south of Mayfield. We got hit by a different one.
@@WordsDarkerThanTheirWings So Dresden? I am in NWTn. too. I am in between Mayfield and dresden.
@@feelnrite you are correct!
I feel for you guys. I am in Mayfield. We still have piles of rubble everywhere and still many buildings standing that have to be taken down. We have blocks with nothing now. Many still in motels and I have no idea where others are. I agree, for a long time, every day I'd say "I just can't believe this". Have faith. God is still good. ❤
I feel for that first reporter, it’s a hard job being around that.
Having gone through one in TN it does sound like a roaring jet. I’m so sorry for that young man and his family.
I am from Opelousas Louisiana and I am so devastated this has happened. I honestly thought my town would have got hit worse and did not expect New Orleans to get it bad. Prayers to everyone across the Gulf states that were impacted by this weather.
Right. We were bracing for it here in Baton Rouge
Ville Platte was home I loved going to Opelousas back in the day. Live in Cali now I need to check with my family to make sure everything is okay. Glad you are safe.
My condolences 💐🌹 to young man familys
How horrible this is, so very sorry for the family and friends of the young man who lost his life. My heart hurts for everyone.
I'm a 13 year old, my biggest fear are tornados I'm in picayune and omg I hated sitting In my bathroom, such a horror a tornado can be, although I wasn't hit by it I pray for the others affected by damage
I am glad you are ok. My heart goes out to you and your community.
It is scary hon for sure. Blessings to you!
That's a multi-vortex tornado for you. The entire tornadic wind field isn't doing the extreme damage, it's those violent sub-vortices embedded within and since they move and writhe around like snakes, that's why you have one house barely touched while the one next door or across the street gets demolished.
Crazy how multiple singular tubes of wind can be confined within a whole structure of wind like that
@@mentlinc Weather be crazy like that.
So sad, moved in 6 months ago and in his 20s.
So tragic. Prayers and hope for everyone, especially for the young man's family whose life was lost too soon!
My deepest condolences to that young man's family. Back in April 2002, I was coaching my daughter's softball game. To the West, an ugly dark blue cloud with constant lighting came towards us. We called the game and all scrambled home. I just made it in the garage and turned around to see this white wall of wind down the street destroying my neighbors garage. I ran in the house, picked up my dog like a fumble in a Super Bowl game and ran in the basement. It blew past they say at 55mph. Did $25,000 damage to my house. If I had been a minute or two later, the neighbors Gazebo which blew into my garage doors probably would have killed me.
Sorry, you made me laugh picturing you snatching up that dog. lol I'm in Mayfield and yeah the lightening as the tornado was hitting was CRAZY!! It was striking like crazy and it was so bright it hurt my eyes!!
Thoughts and prayers for all affected. I watch the coverage to the end. Was hard to sleep afterward. ❤️🙏🏻
Ah man. Poor young man just trying to make his way in life. Had his own house and truck. Sad situation what happened to him and his property.
He had just moved to the tornado hit home! Sadly hurricane season will be bad also. Global warming seems to compete with Putin making ppl homeless. Where do homeless ppl go when a funnel is coming. Saw a baby, once, in a blanket hamock in the trees after a home was destroyed. We need trees to breathe so where r we going to keep getting trees to rebuild?
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@@spicyirwin5835 You never know when your time is up. Need to be ready to go any day any time. I agree on the trees. I had several trees beside my house and in my backyard. After the tornado we had they were all torn up so I had them all taken out, a HUGE pile of trees. Now i think about the squirrels and birds and the neighbors cat and other strays that laid in the shade. I've got to hurry up and get some fast growing trees planted.
@@jenmailsouth4155 jen , bless you for caring about the birds and all the other critters .
Maybe think about also buying some nice Hedges and bushes which will also create good shade ... sorry all your trees got destroyed ... that's really a shame .
@@gardensofthegods Thank you. Yeah, definitely need some bushes and evergreens. I need to check around and talk to the mayor about maybe finding some places to donate or give a discount on some trees, bushes, etc. We have an awesome mayor.
Trust in Jesus today, tomorrow is not guaranteed. God bless this man and his family and that young man who lost his life.
Trust in God like Jesus did.
❤🙏❤
Crazy fact last March I got fired bc of a tornado hitting my house while I was at work. My family rode it out but our home was damaged. Next day took off to do repairs and this new manager just refuse to believe that so yeah I got fired for insubordination..
I like your UA-cam name! Me too!
@@todaystomorrow2545 thanks
@@ihonorjesusnot_the_world Many bosses can be such a@@es. I hope you found an even better job.
I guess that manager doesn't watch the news or weather reports. What a nutcase!
No he just wanted to fire me guys. I was at work during the tornado while my family called me on Duo to tell me about the tornado. He only cared about me working
Rip to these young man 🙏🏼
Condolences to the soul we lost. 🙏🏾
Looks more like almost EF4 damage where that dude died. An EF3 leaves behind the walls. His house had "NO" walls left.
They’re downplaying the severity of this storm, I believe wholeheartedly it was an EF-4 tornado, an EF-3 would leave the structure while dilapidated still standing. You’re correct and I concur, wouldn’t be surprised if in other areas it categorically registered as a very high end EF-4 if not the beginning of an EF-5. The dimensions and width of the funnel that were captured on television broadcasts showed how menacing it was too. It was not just an EF-3..
@@idenrain3313 Well, anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but, I believe the Barnaveld, Wisconsin tornado of 1984 was only a 1/4 mile wide when it struck the town. And the NWS rated that storm an F5.
Prayers for his family and friends
You can hear the sadness in the reporters voice as she is trying to report. May that young man rest in peace and may God be with all those that need to restart their lives again. Mother Nature doesn't discriminate.
Plagues are coming the most high don't discriminate
Prayers from west Louisiana. I honestly thought the NOLA area wouldn’t get hit as hard as the rest of the state.
My condolences for the family.🙏.
Experiencing one almost assures it won't happen again. I was slightly injured from my 3rd and 4th, with the latter being the 1st at my house. It is by far my worst fear, and I still can't win lotto!
My condolences to the fmly of the young person 🙏
People don't realize how a tornado causes that type of damage. It's literally intense air pressure that is rapidly expanding and shrinking, so yes, that's why you'll see this house that looks like it literally exploded. It did. I've seen damage from tornados... a tree that was vertically through the walls of the 2nd story, from side to side, and you look at it, wondering how it happened without the house being damaged except for the tree going through it. The tornado expanded the wood of the house so that the tree literally went between the molecules of the house.
Give a whole new meaning to passover.
Prayers for you all and I hope everyone is ok
7:02 "some roof damage" [camera shows half the roof is missing] - yeah, just a "touch" of roof damage on that one!
Florida building codes work for tornadoes too. It took a long time for enough homes to come up to standards, but it's paying dividends. Hiding in your bathtub just isn't enough.
I'm in mayfield. Houses that didn't have a direct hit and had metal roofs come out way better than shingled roofs. But some metal and steel buildings were totally destroyed. They were left a twisted, peeled, shredded pile of rubble.
This is going to be a bad tornado season!The worst is still yet to come!
I honestly don't feel too good about it either. I'm way up in western Pennsylvania and worried we may get hit this year. Been since 1985 when we had a tornado outbreak. But ofcourse something like that is still in the back of our minds up here. It happened. So it could happen again.
yeahh the wrath of climate change will be epic soon.
@@mootpoint7053
so it will happen again.
I agree. I have a feeling there will be an outbreak similar to 2011 sometime in April. I hope anyone in Dixie Alley prepares themselves. Oddly enough the midwest hasn't been quite as active albeit it is still early in the season.
Here in mayfield we had a warning on dec 6th then the ones that hit on the 10th and I know we have had one warning and maybe two since Dec 10th.
Now you have to fight the insurance companies AGAIN!!
Rest in Peace, young man.🙏
The family huddled together in the bathroom and prayed. God answered their prayer. That is good news!
heartbreaking!. prayers for all!
I know the baiamontes. I was a holy cross kid, and live in Arabi. It was terrible, but we’re alive. This community pulls together like no other. We have extensive damage, and I live on the street where the young girl passed, a few days after the tornado.
This is so scary
Dangerous tornado be safe everyone God bless you all.🙏.
That News Reporter in the Studio sure has a HAIR. THING GOING ON THERE WHAT'S WITH THAT HUGE BRILLO PAD ON HER HEAD YIKES 😳
Condolences to the family and friends of the young man🙏🙏🙏
My heart ♥️ goes out the the loved ones of the young man that was killed as well as everyone that has been affected by that tornado!
God Bless you all….. 💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕
Instead of sending $13 billion to Ukraine,Tell your governments You need the money in the United States
I agree💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏
0:27 Cleveland in the bath tub "no no No No NO NO NO"
You can see the damage you could figure out why that happens I don’t know why People pretend like they don’t know what’s going on that’s the power of God man.
Rip may God bless you 🙏
Very good reporter!
Hurricanes, tornadoes and crime in and around New Orleans... not a very desirable place to live, IMO, aside from the fantastic food.
This is so sad 😞
Imagine Ukrainian citizen's horror of having these bombs happening all around you .. Praying for you guys and praying for Ukraine 🙏🏻💙💛💙💛
Imagine some a-hole in the comments section of a recent tornado, talking about Ukraine in a place where it is completely inappropriate. smh
Imagine knowing a month in advance that your house will be hit by a tornado. But yet you still stay in the house...
Don’t make this about Ukraine…this is a separate horrible situation that should not share the attention of the war in Ukraine. The two have nothing to do with each other.
@@bradleysmith9431 imagine thinking you know (for a fact) that a tornado will 💯 strike YOUR HOUSE a month before it happens. What a stupid comment to make. Tornadoes aren't a hundred miles wide. No one can predict exactly where they will strike! Do some areas have higher probability? Of course. But no one knows exactness.
@@bradleysmith9431 Most Ukrainians didnt have the means to escape or even leave the area . As for me i couldn't. And I don't even have children. Imagine dragging your child out in the streets trying to escape . Imagine takes on a whole different meaning, like John Lennon was trying to say.. IMAGINE 🙏🏻💙💛
Anyone know stats on the number of tornadoes in the area, by year?
Outside of hurricanes, this is not common at all. However, hurricanes sprout tornadoes so you have to account for that.
👀👀👀👀 No rest for mankind that worship the beast instead of the sun of God. We must praise our creator or we will deal with his consequences. Satan time is coming to a conclusion for all.
If only neighbor ask him to come to there house a life saved wow so young.
The tornado could have just as easily hit there house. Just have to be right with God and ready to go.
NOW is the time to believe in Jesus Christ.
His death, burial and resurrection. He is alive.
TRUST in His shed blood to redeem you.
John 3:16, reads: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
Amen 🙏🏾
heartbreaking
Where is Arabi? What state?
How terrifying!!
Prayers
🙏🏾 🙏🏾
peace to the family
Did you see the guy kneeling in the middle of the street?
ikr so sad
If you look closer you'll notice he's taking pictures
LORD HAVE MERCY JESUS CHRIST ALMIGHTY…MY PRAYERS ARE WITH Y’ALL AND THE YOUNG MAN WHO GOT KILLED BY THE TORNADO 🌪 MY CONDOLENCES TO HIM AND HIS ENTIRE FAMILY, CHURCH ⛪️, FAMILY, FRIENDS, COWORKERS, CLASSMATES, NEIGHBORS, NEIGHBORHOOD, ENTIRE COMMUNITIES AND ASSOCIATES FAR NEAR AND WIDE…🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
prayers for all
They will never come together for crime like they do natural disasters. Keeping the jails and prisons full brings in big $$$
Houses that sit off the ground like that, rather than being flush with the ground and anchored to the foundation, are so extremely vulnerable, almost as vulnerable as a mobile home. Damn, that's sad..
Please if you don't mind explaining...if this young man's house had a basement (not sure if it did) would the outcome been different?
I know you are supposed to go into the bathtub or a smaller room that has baring walls(maybe a closet of some sort?), but this young man's whole house was pretty much leveled ...
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No basements in NOLA, the city is literally sitting on marsh lands, so flooding would be a constant problem. But yes, if he did have a basement, that most likely would've saved his life. Hell, If his house had been flush with the ground and anchored to a concrete slab, he would've most likely survived by sheltering within an interior room as well. The house would probably still be standing too. I mean, It would've definitely lost it's roof and probably an outer wall or two, but the majority of the structure, especially interior rooms, would most likely still be standing. But, it was sitting off of the ground, so the wind was literally able to get beneath the house, which caused the house to lift up just enough, maybe a foot or two, to be pushed off of the blocks it was sitting on. It's clear the structure was unable to take the force of being shoved to the ground, causing it to cave in on itself while being ripped apart by the winds at the same time. I'm sure this guy was either crushed by debris, or he was tossed around after being sucked out of the house.
By the way, this is my personal assessment, I am not an expert, so I could be wrong about how the house was destroyed. I've just seen what tornados can do to mobile homes and houses that sit up off the ground. It's the last structure you would want to be in, there is literally no safe place in a structure like that. Evacuating to a better structure a few hours before the storms are predicted to hit, would be the best thing to do. Unfortunately, some people don't have that option. Anyway, I hope that answered your question.
@@LouisianaAstroRambler yes thank you so much for your opinion...this is sad ...I'm wondering if he knew about the dangers of being in this type of structure ( or lack off) ..I watched another video (Arabi, LA) of a man who grabbed his small son and in his quick decision he went NOT into the bathroom but a small closet that had bearing walls..that saved his/sons life..
Terrible what happened to this young man .
Thanks again for explaining..
What about the Looting in New Orleans East side ?
I hope the programs in place get there now and not when they find it convenient. They need help now. Hopefully some fundraising starts sooner rather than later
Time to rethink the tornadic levels.
yes finally they do not sound like trains. they sound like jet engines from hell.
What the hell's going on with her hair it looks like the tornado went through there LOL
tony9625. I m with you man That News Reporter trying to make a STATEMENT WITH THAT BRILLO PAD ON HER HEAD. ANYONE KNOW WHAT IS THE STATEMENT SHE IS TRYING TO GET ACROSS TO US 😳. Perhaps it's. "LOOK AT. ME". We see Ya. GIRL WE CAN'T MISS THAT HAIR !!!!!! Come on Girl you know better !!!!!!!🤨
That's just plain FOOLISHNESS to look like that come on now 🤔🧐
IF it's a Wig Honey Take it OFF ASAP 😂
That big dark thing was horrendous; but enough about the newscasters hair.
You have amazing hair.
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Less thoughts and prayers. More action.
More of all three.
the tv usually picks the worst damage to film. if thats the worst of it they lucked out
Talk about a lack of empathy and gratitude on the part of the man who was speaking from across the street of the young man who lost his life. All that father could talk about was his experience and his son's situation, and he just did not seem to recognize that another family lost their own son and that the loss to his own son's home was miniscule by comparison. He is just one example of what is so wrong with so many southern people today (not everyone in the south, but far too many). They just lack empathy for others, and can only think about themselves, even when the home next door is GONE and their neighbor DEAD. smh I mean, my god, that's just one self-absorbed, cold individual right there, walking into a home that is still there, habitable, and everyone in it is still alive.
I feel sorry for anyone raised by that cold, self-absorbed man. He is one self-absorbed, son-of-a-bitch. He couldn't even FEIGN empathy for the parents whose son died. All he could do was minimize what occurred. Thank goodness the reporter on scene immediately stepped in and interjected, "...to say the least!" showing that he was entirely incapable of articulating the gravity of what occurred just across the street. smh
Bless this reporter's (Leslie) heart, you could hear the heartbreak in her voice as she was speaking to the anchors in the studio. I hope that she will have her trauma treated, so that she doesn't develop PTSD months on down the road. People don't understand that witnessing natural tragedies like this can give witnesses secondary PTSD, as it's incredibly painful for people with a conscience and empathy for others to see so much human tragedy. Decent human beings just cannot see stuff like this and walk away unaffected.
Both of these achors handled their colleague's heartbreak with compassion. Thank you to the producer, as well, for recognizing that she needed some time to process what she was seeing. We need compassionate reporting, yet we also need to make certain that we don't also psychologically harm a decent human being just to bring us the story. Please do make certain, WWLTV, that you get Leslie some EMDR treatments. We don't ever want to leave someone psychologically harmed, if we can at all avoid it.
We sure as hell don't need more self-absorbed a-holes running around the world like that man she was speaking to initially. We need to keep as many Leslies as compassionate as they naturally are.
Until you go through a tornado and crap all around you is torn all to heck and you know you cheated death and your mind is still spinning, save your judgment for how someone reacts. I can tell you from experience that the reporters want you to tell YOUR story and what YOU experienced and how YOU feel.
@@jenmailsouth4155 It's humorous that you assume I haven't. I was born in OK and raised in Texas. I've been in more tornadoes than I can even remember.
Good News Coverage
How sad!
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Tough times don't last. Tough Texans do
the camera guy on that last segment needs some lessons lmao
If I"m sittin' at the desk in The Oval Office..I'm on the phone to the Joint Chief's ...I want Army engineers and Navy SeaBee's on the way there with equipment and material....
Poor guy
🙏🙏🙏 poor people.
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By god if you can’t believe in god you gonna feel it
No Basement
Look at that hair! Wow.
Horrible. How do you even bend a truck like that?
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Better have insurance because fema is not doing nothing trust that.
Wow, a politician tooting his horn. We do this well and connecting response to public edj is a joke when insurance companys are failing in their duties and you'll do nothing.
This is why you don’t huddle in a bathroom and petition the Lord to redirect a tornado so that it circumnavigates your home and instead strikes your neighbors house
More homeless!😥🙏
This man did not give God the praise
Praise? Praise him for the lost young man? You're delusional
@@travisperry4515 so praise the devil then
@@brianharcum9968 it's not a one or the other type of deal
Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power: for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created. Revelation 4:11 KJV
What are you talking about?
God does good work when he's in the mood, doesn't he?
In the mood? Yeah, you got that all wrong. How about when people actually listen to him. Then good starts to happen.
Gee , what a surprise. A tornado does damage. What next to report. It rains and things got wet? Don’t worry. You are in Louisiana, so it MUST have been God’s will.
What on earth are you getting at?
WTF is wrong with this woman's hair? Lol
Hater