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My uncle died in this tornado. He was only a baby and died in bebee 🕊️

excellent video, but i beg to differ, i doubt that any mountain is 26,000 in the USA, much less the Boston mountains. I suspect you meant to say 26 HUNDRED feet.

I’m not sure how I just stumbled across your videos but I’m glad I did. You did an extraordinary job of putting these two together. I was born in Pine Bluff in 1957 and lived there for almost 40 years. I’m currently in the river valley area but have also lived in Harrison and Saline Co. I appreciate and enjoy the beauty and geographical diversity of our state. Thank you so much for your efforts!

Super job explaining the topography of Arkansas. My daughter & her husband went to John Brown University and even before that - our Oklahoma church’s retreats were often along the Flint Creek in the Siloam Springs area. You have one of the most beautiful states - I think most Arkansas’s want to keep it a secret! Your knowledge and presentation are excellent. Thanks again.

Arkansas is a sleeper state. Wow

I had been in this silo in 1987. It was called the 'Haunted Silo' and it's portrait was a haunted house with a missile sticking out of it. Creepy place

This video is phenomenal! My family narrowly survived the destruction in White County. They knew the fatalities, and my dad dug himself and my mom and brother out of the rubble of their home, and then he began search and rescue. I grew up hearing them recollect it whenever a tornado watch or tornado warning caused us to seek shelter. I'm beginning work on a video about these tornadoes, and I'll be interviewing my family and looking for other folks to interview and footage I can compile for it. Can I cite this video? The way you explained the weather is incredible and better than I ever could do, so I'd like to be able to direct any of my potentially 5 to 10 viewers to your video!

My présentation i. Ill do it différentes 1st slide all plateau with mountains name Then go to details

My zero subs and 5 viewers including me in the future re-watching this 😂😂.

Was that narrator Sara H. Sanders? Sounded just like her.

I understand that more than a few county’s/cities still don’t have WX sirens or have quit using them because of the more “fashionable” cell phone warning apps. All modes of warning need to exist. The them here is redundancy. I primarily use cell phone apps and my NOAA weather alert radio how ever I strongly understand the need for outdoor warning sirens.

Fine video. Demographically I see the Ozarks as part of the Appalachian Diaspora.

Very enjoyable.

Excellent! Arkansas really does have very diverse geography. Love this state!

Not only it hit Arkansas on that day, an F2 hit the Tennessee line below Gamaliel, Kentucky on that same day.

Tompkinsville Kentucky, my hometown and I remember when the tornado hit that at that night at 10:30 PM, I heard the sirens go off and I quickly got in the basement and most of my family and friends came over too for shelter. I was 13 years old at the time and was in 8th grade in middle school 3 months away from graduating and beginning my first year of high school. Not to mention, the Columbia Gulf transmission plant was destroyed by the tornado and everyone could see an orange glow far away knowing the tornado destroyed the gas plant.

A most impressive and concise your of the U.S. Interior Highlands. I am from the Cumberland Plateau section of SE Kentucky and have been fascinated by the highlands of Arkansas ever since I passed through the Ozarks quite by chance returning to KY from New Mexico. I was homesick and, really, felt almost at home there. It was so much like home. Again, excellent job and many thanks!

Love Arkansas.Born and raised. Think you may have misspoke on one fact. Surely, there is no 26,000 ft mtn in the Boston Mtn?

What a great video. Just moved here one year ago. Lived in Florida since 1968. So so much beauty here, most people are friendly. So many fossils and minerals here.

What do u use poke for? It’s a weed here. Nothing will eat it. Including bugs

25 year anniversary today...

Informative..

Thank you so much for a well-planned and intelligently delivered profile of the varied geology/geogrphy of these regions. Really, really good. I'm an old man in the Cumberland Plateau of Eastern Kentucky who has held a longtime fascination and kinship with Arkansas' uplands.

The Boston Mountains up to 26 thousand Feet in elevation? I think she missed that by a factor of ten.

Keeping in mind its all about meth and moonshine in most of the places mentioned.

I'm a native Arkansan, and I remember this day well. I remember that our concrete garage floor was sweating that morning because of the humidity. That's when I got the sinking suspicion that it was going to be a bad day.

I am the 1000th subscriber! I love your channel.

Lavaca Golden Arrows didn’t make it….

Born and raised here for 30 years and never knew half of this lol thank you for the amazing video!

Did you not mention the Ouachita River and Lake Ouachita? Or did I miss your mention of it? Oh well, very informative, even for someone who has lived in Arkansas for decades. Thank you.

One that's come about since you recorded this video was the new Little Rock Southwest High School. It replaced McClellan (Lions) and JA Fair (War Eagles). And those two combined make a Gryphon of course.

So interesting. My family has a property down on the Missouri/Arkansas border on Table Rock Lake. Next time I am in town (January) i will be on the lookout for the different architecture styles. One of the reasons I go to New Orleans is I love the different styles. Now i can appreciate them in the Ozarks.

Cavemen and Cavewomen forever. Booyah

Fantastic video. I wrote a story years ago for a local paper just skimming over the abundance of strange nicknames. I thoroughly enjoyed what you've done here

I graduated and played at Conway. Go cats

Nicely done! Even if I do live just over the line from Arkansas! Not far from Norfork lake!

That was really cool and educational at the same time.

Thank you for doing this I remember this day I was scared as hell this day also

Boston Mountains at 26,000 feet....? Nope.....

Great video, you are an incredible teacher

I know the first lowland region well.

New Madrid Earthquake 1811 - 1812

How about the Agusta Red Devils? Also, how did so many schools in Bible Belt Arkansas end up with some form of Devils?

Sometimes I believe Contant providers purposely put errors in their videos to generate comments, if I’m wrong feel free to correct me.

It was the very same missile in both incidents.

Very interesting, thank you.

Regions Bank of Arkansas?

The Boston mountains do not reach 26,000 feet. I listened several times to be sure I heard it correctly. Meant to be 2600 feet I’m sure

Concerning your comment of elevations. There are exactly ZERO areas in the United States that have an elevation of twenty six THOUSAND feet like you claim for the Boston Mountains. In fact, the highest peaks in the Rockies and the Sierra Mountains are only in the fourteen thousand foot elevation range. Try using the word hundred instead of thousand. Example: Twenty six HUNDRED feet.

St. Francois is pronounced locally as "fran-sis". The original French settlers came before the French Revolution and had different dialects than modern French (fran-swa). So the local way is less of a mis-pronunciation than a historic relic.