James Kaufman, World News Report Today.
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We have a ton of tornado damage over multiple states
that I'm about to show y'all.
We're talking about Alabama, we're talking about Missouri,
we're talking about Mississippi, and more.
Now, we don't have a number on casualties at this point.
We do have multiple tornadoes on the ground currently
in Mississippi and other states,
and we will go over that at the end here in just a moment.
Let's take a look at some of the destruction.
They're saying that this is an EF4-plus tornado.
Well, that's a strong one, folks, and this is Bakersfield, Missouri,
and you can see it ripped trees right out of the ground.
Look at that, ladies and gentlemen.
I guess your car is not the safest place to be during a storm
like this. This is Rolla, Missouri.
We saw this being hit last night. It turns out four tornadoes
hit last night causing a ton of damage.
Again, we don't know about casualties. Watch this tree
break in half right on someone's home, folks.
This is brutal. Once again yesterday evening,
Last night, and this is going to be Rolla, Missouri.
Obviously, you can see nothing to mess around with.
Extremely dangerous.
We have pictures just starting to come out.
We see more damage.
Look at that tree just pulled out of the ground and gone.
More damage is very, very shortly here.
Stay away from the windows.
Oh, nothing
that you want
to be anywhere near.
More damage from Rolla, Missouri.
First light reveals damage from last night's tornado.
When I say tornadoes you can
see entire shopping centers
and entire blocks are gone as people drive around just
looking at the devastation.
It is unbelievable and very extensive
especially in Rolla, Missouri. I'm going to show you several
other states that have been hit.
Please remember we have several tornadoes
On the ground currently.
Stay aware of your situation.
This is an extremely large tornado outbreak.
System is really, really tearing things up, folks.
You can see that there's a lot more damage
than you could ever imagine here.
Wow.
Jumping over to Bridgeton, Missouri.
We've got damage on a lot of homes.
Looks like a tornado might've gone through here.
Nowhere near the damage we're seeing elsewhere.
But several trees unrooted
and this is just the beginning of the pictures coming in from these
tornadoes last night. More photos coming in from Independence County.
I'm not quite sure where that
is. Please, if you know, leave it in the comments below.
But everything here is gone. Definitely
tornado damage was taken last night.
Here we have major tornado damage in Cave City,
Arkansas. So we can add Arkansas to that list.
Went right through the middle of town,
Cave City folks, look at the destruction here.
There's nothing left.
Two toilets, wild stuff folks.
There is nothing here left.
This looks horrific
and they have more on the way right now.
I will show y'all in just a moment. This is out of
Paragould, Arkansas, more damage.
House is just about nearly 100% destroyed.
And I guess this house is 100% destroyed.
Unbelievable.
I guess Arkansas got hit.
Well, much worse than I thought it did.
Back to Cave City, Arkansas.
Church of Christ will not be holding services this weekend, obviously.
Put all these people in your prayers, ladies and gentlemen.
This is incredible damage coming from last night.
And again, we have tornadoes on the ground right now.
Quite a few of them.
We're about to go over that.
And we have more tornadoes scheduled for tomorrow.
Here we have a tornado that has struck Mississippi,
Elliott, Mississippi, Friday night.
Currently, we have several tornadoes on the ground in Mississippi.
Looks like several trees have fallen on this house here.
We have this in Granada County, Mississippi, where we have
several tornadoes currently on the ground from last night.
And they're, well, looking for survivors currently.
That's the Sheriff's Department out there.
These houses were all completely destroyed.
It's like it went right down the main street,
which they said it did, in Elliott, Mississippi.
It's a catastrophe.
Here we are in Paragould, Arkansas again.
You can see that we had at least one tornado come through this area.
You can see the sheet metal, all the electricity.
We'll see how much power is out.
I'm sure that a lot of power has been affected.
The central plains in the southeast.
This has turned into a really bad situation. It's getting
worse. Over to Oakland city.
I'm not familiar with exactly where this is. If you guys know,
please put it in the comments below.
Definitely not a good situation. This house is completely
destroyed. They've already actually cut up the tree here.
These people are hard workers.
It's a horrific scene coming out of Great Summit,
Missouri, northern Franklin County,
and everything appears to be destroyed, ladies and gentlemen.
Ripped right in half here.
We're seeing here, but it's not good. I think
this is all extensive damage through here as well.
As you can see, it is everything.
It's been just completely ruined.
Unbelievable, and believe it or not,
we only have about 250,000 homes without electricity
currently.
Again, that will be expanding as we have tornadoes.
I'm about to show you on the ground here.
The National Weather Service is indicating tornadoes
on the ground throughout Mississippi,
and I will bring that to you right now in the close-up.
Looks like...
Got a lot of activity maybe three
or four tornadoes on the ground currently and this entire swath will
be moving towards the east coast.
I will give you an outlook on this next when we take a look at
these tornadoes on the ground.
This is current National Weather Service radar in Mississippi.
Winona is here. We have one, two, three.
This is just north of McCombs here. There's Hattiesburg here and
The yellow boxes are supercells that are on the ground.
Looks like we went from about having four on the ground
to currently having three maybe on the ground.
A lot of strong supercells coming through this direction.
You can see that this is going to be a nightmare.
This is real time.
This is going to be our National Weather Service radar.
It's all hooked together from all the different dopplers,
and we can see all of the tornadoes on the ground.
We're talking about all over Mississippi currently,
and well, y'all probably know
the area better than I do,
but Starksville and some of these other towns, Greenwood,
Granada, you're all in play.
These tornadoes are on the ground,
and we've seen that they're nothing to mess with, nothing
to mess with at any given time.
Looks like we have three or four tornadoes on the ground,
and this is real time.
It is noon central here currently.
This is today's forecast,
and what we're seeing mostly is Mississippi activity right here.
We should move into Tennessee, Kentucky,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia,
and the Florida Panhandle as we move through the day.
And we have another extremely strong front on its way here.
So this is going to be a one-two punch after three days
of tornadoes throughout the central plains
and southeast. We're going
to have another round coming up about 48 hours after that.
And we can see the tomorrow, Sunday,
east coast is hit real bad from Florida to Georgia,
South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia,
perhaps into D.C., Maryland, West Virginia.
These tornadoes are not letting up anytime soon.
Monday, they're not predicting any tornadic activity,
but I do have a feeling that they're going to change that prediction.
We're going to start to look at this area right here,
where we have a subtropical low that they're going to call a high.
They're calling it a high coming through here
to meet this moisture off the Gulf.
So let's hope it cleans up Monday,
but I am not thinking it's going to based on how strong.
This front is coming down through Washington, Oregon.
All right, taking a look at the squall line in the U.S.,
it definitely looks like, well, it's getting some help
by the manipulation.
You can see the brown stuff coming out,
and, of course, the irregular lightning.
It's black when they put the silver dioxide
and the barium down, and that...
increases the activity in these thunderstorms
the byproduct is this brown stuff that comes
out the back here and this is weather manipulation
and they are trying to cause
this squall line
and I'm sure they'll be after every squall line to intensify and create
tornadoes and I don't know who they are I don't know if it's
China, Russia, the U.S. government,
but someone with the ability to fly an airplane over these
areas and release heavy metals into these storms,
well, they are manipulating these
storms, and we can tell because we do see the byproduct,
and when we look close, when
it starts here, we can also see the black,
which is the actual heavy metals being laid
down in front of the path of that storm.
I want y'all to call any and all your friends
and family in the Southeast and let them know
what's going on.
It's a serious situation.
God bless you and yours.
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