A Really Strange Storm Is Coming, Tornadoes, Hurricane Force Winds, Flash Flooding, and more..
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In this video we are tracking a fast moving and #powerful #storm across the rockies and into the plains. #Heavy #snow, #hurricane force #wind gusts, and more #severe #weather will be possible. Beyond that, we’re looking at the #forecast for the entire US as the pattern looks more and more active…
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I'm glad you didn't go mainstream for the weather but stuck with TH-cam so that you can reached a wider audience and get the news out faster and quicker to the people
I agree. It’s definitely filling a niche that mainstream is missing.
It's more personal this way too. He's making a human connection more direct, from his basement to our screens without producers and stage crews or any of that going on inbetween. It's more genuine. Anyone can pull up their weather app's on their phone and talk about what their phone tells them to think. Ryan here, is actually presenting the weather to us with all kinds of wonderful maps, he's energetic, engaged, and he's not messing around when this weather gets dangerous for life on the ground. I deem him a friend to humanity. Not all channels are friends to humanity.
Its more genuine!
It’s the ideal video to watch.
Mainstream probably would've censored him as he's an honest weatherman! Mine was talking about everything in the world that night other than tornadoes!
Your work last week was nothing short of epic and almost certainly saved lives. Bless you pal.
Or better yet. How about compression charges that dispurses cyclonic activity in supercell storms? Something that would impede a supercells ability to spawn a tornado.
You can’t stop nature you just have to prepare for it so they don’t make tornado stopping machines
@@rhondaclark716 winds would crash them.
@@thepenitentcop1033 bingo. They probably have this technology already
@@rhondaclark716 would not the drones be caught as well?
Your channel is growing Ryan
As long as he has accurate information I see him growing rapidly. As a first time viewer I have to say I like him more than any other weather person I've seen in my 50 years on this planet lol
Many thinks
More like → "Your channel is growing Ryan, I'm so jealous"
You got that right!
I heard about your coverage of the awful storms and your actions during the catastrophic events. Thank you sir for doing what you’re doing and please keep up the good works.
I didn't know about you till after the horrible Dec 10/11 storm. I watched the entire 12 hour stream after the fact, and now, you're my go-to weather person. Thank you for your hard work.
Same here
Sammme
Same same
Same
First time for me.
Long haul driver here, lavishing yet more gratitude upon you! Currently on my way out west (in Utah currently), heading for Eastern Washington, then over to Seattle and down to Portland. Thanks to your channel and efforts, I was able to contact my dispatcher and warn them to get me a return load that would avoid the snow in the Cascade range. Your channel, explanations, knowledge and passion are absolutely indispensable. Keep up the fantastic work brother! 👍👍👍
Be safe.
That’s amazing. Have a safe trip mate
My ole man is a driver..keep watch, stay safe, careful driver! Oh, btw..Thank You! Appricate all drivers working through all the bs (not just the weather).
Drive safe dear, NE Washington roads should be plowed for you, but the skies are swollen, more snow could fall at anytime. The pressure is upon us, I'm up near the border. Big fluffy wet flakes came down last night. Be careful out there.
Be safe hoss
Love seeing youtube’s niche informational corners filled with well spoken consistent individuals
YAY. Your channel is growing Ryan! I'm glad people are finding the most reliable weather news on youtube. God activated you, in perfect timing, just look at these ripple effects of positive change. It's a pleasure to breeze through the comments here, and see the gratitude, love and support. Stay human everyone, and keep the faith. We in for an interesting winter.
Qq!
I lived through the April 1974 tornados that covered 13 states and even into Canada, and killed 330 people and there were 148 tornados in a 16 hour period. That was the worse night of my life. Since that time I keep an eye on the weather closely, and so does my family!!
I live in Alabama and I remember that night really well it was so horrible,but thank God we have meteorologist like Ryan and Mr Spann,stay safe my friend
I did too in Louisville Kentucky ~ It was pretty devastating!
Me too💕🇺🇲
@@sharonstoverwhitt1018: The super outbreak in April 2011 was far worse for people in Alabama. 238 lives lost versus 80 something in the April 1974 outbreak. 13 very large tornadoes April 2011 versus 8 in April 1974. I lived thru both.
Rachel we're in the timeframe now
You were supposed to take today off! We appreciate all you do to keep us informed!
Ryan, I have a terrible fear of tornadoes, having lived near Xenia, Oh in during the ‘74 outbreak. Im in my 50’s and still have bad storm anxiety. I’m now in Bethpage, TN and I just have to thank you for all you do to keep so many people informed, safe and calm. So many times the weather people get over-excited, which translates to increased anxiety for me. Your constant vigilance and calm attitude helps keep me out of the crazy anxiety and able to think calmly myself so I can make rational decisions during dangerous times. When my family went to bed the other nite, I joked that I was “going to work”, watching the weather so I could help keep those I care about, and myself reasonably safe. Local networks don’t broadcast 14 hours straight. And they don’t broadcast local weather for my family in Ohio. I can watch you and know I’ve got everybody in harms way covered, from middle Tennessee to the Ohio valley. You’ve changed the way I experience these bad weather events. Ive now got my “aunt in law” hooked on your channel too, as she also has storm anxiety. You’re doing God’s work ( and I’m not too religious) and you’re saving lives. But I think you got your wings during this last outbreak. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
I remember that storm.
Kentucky got hit by the same storm.
Hey Charlotte, where where you at during the Xenia tornado? I’m also from the area and in my mid 50s now so we were close to the same age. We were never allowed to watch TV growing up so we knew something bad was happening when mom rounded us up to gather round the tv to watch the coverage of the approaching storm and reason we were so terrified was dad was in Xenia that day working and was smack dab in the center of it! Of course you know that back then we didn’t have cell phones and you either had to find a phone at someone’s home, a store or business, or a pay phone but all of the phone lines were down so there was zero communication from dad for a couple days while he was dug out and the car was destroyed, but he was ok but was a very stressful time in our lives.
We lived in West Milton, which was a tiny town about 30 miles north of Dayton and about 8 miles east of Troy and Tipp City if any of those ring a bell to ya. My grandma on dads side lived in Huber Heights which is directly north of Xenia maybe 30 miles or so but dad was a Regional Manager for the Dayton Daily News at the time and he happened to be filling in for a carrier that day on a large route in Xenia and he was doing the old paper boxes that were at gas stations, grocery stores , on street corners etc and he said the tornado literally fell from the sky on an otherwise calm spring afternoon and he had less than two minutes before the beast was leveling everything in sight.
That storm didn’t leave me terrified of these horrendous beasts but left me curious and hungry to see what my dad saw right before he dove for cover in a gas station that was toppled around him. Every tornado I’ve been thru since, I’m always the last to take cover. I can’t seem to pull myself away from the sight of such a powerful creation.
I now live in NC, but still have a brother in Columbus and a sister that moved back to Dayton several years ago to be close to mom but we lost her this past June due to the Moderna Vaccine. So now both mom and dad are gone, Xenia has pretty much recovered and rebuilt, life goes on and there’s not much left to cause my return other than a ton of memories, some worth revisiting, many are not, so just like in Xenia, no matter where we are, life will go on!!
I hope you take care, stay safe, and have a Merry Christmas!!
You are #14 on TRENDING my dude!!!!
Wow!
@@RyanHallYall I've been here since 15k it's so fun watching you grow
Praying no more severe weather for us in the South. We've had our share this year.
more comes, cali getting hit right now. Volcanic activity is influencing global weather also... the chemical cocktail from volcanic ash and smoke mixed with whatever man sprays is sure making for very strange results. I think humans should try to control less, and let nature do it's thing.
Keep telling it like it is, people really appreciate your weather reports!
Keep telling it like it is, these storms are man-made.
I am in South central Iowa. I am a little nervous. I lived right in the path of the derechio last year, and we were wo power for 6 days. We lost a ton of trees as well. I realize unless we get a tornado we arent going to see those kind of winds, but school is getting out early because of it. Little scary!
Thanks for the early accurate warnings during the tornado outbreak. I have no words for what a wonderful job you did.
In all my 62 years of life, you have taught me something I never knew about the weather. Thank you Ryan for explaining what is actually happening
What was that?
Yeah he's not just an idiot on a media network. He's actually a scientist.
CD,
yeah sure. But is he part of the Cabal? 👍
Instead of just pointing at the colors on the map, like TV weathermen, he talks about the weather patterns that make it that way.
@@bz3086 .Gaslighting? isn't it obvious?
I'm in eastern Ohio and we've got a 60°+/- day every week for several weeks. Then it falls to 30's and back up again.
It's pneumonia weather.
manipulated by low intelligence. Where's the faith people? You want rain, dance and sing for rain, you want warm, dance and sing for sun, you want snow, just ask for it. No need to spray it on. No need to turn on microwave machines and zap the ionosphere to death. Tune into the Earth. Ask Jesus' permission first if you must, he'll tell you it's awesome, plant some seeds, get your hands INTO your soil... nurture the soil, add to it, make it healthy and good for roots. Then learn to listen to the world and what it's needs are. Then gift to it what you can. That is the purpose of humanity on Earth. Anything else, is our ego telling us otherwise.
New Jersey is like a beautiful summer day, suspicious...🤔
Rather you know it or not. This past Friday 12/10/2021 you may have saved countless lives prior to some of these storms that came through areas of TN, KY, OH, MO. Without you staying on the air and keeping people informed the death toll could have been greater all thanks to you and your team. Thank You
Congrats Ryan!!! You're on trending, I've been here since only a few thousand subscribers. Your channel has grown so much and after those tornadoes people have put their trust in you. This channel has come so far and I cat wait to see it grow even more.
For real, he blowing up fast
Well done Ryan. You're earning a significant place in cyberspace. I used to fly through this stuff (as the instrument engineer) in the 80's and 90's with the University of North Dakota. We had Cessna Citation II equipped with cloud physics and air chemistry devices. That was the most interesting period of my working life. Saw some strange stuff. I enjoyed it. Best to you and Merry Christmas.
It would be stellar if the two of you did a collaboration video. The knowledge that you two possess makes my brain hurts just thinking about that.
I hope every one that is in the path of this destructive storm gets to safety my heart goes out to the life's that were lost and the families caught up in the one that happened in Kentucky a few days ago sending love and prayers to all Americans stay safe and have a great Christmas love from the UK🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸👍🌪️🙏
From Mayfield KY. thank you.
Thank you from Christian county Ky.
It’s so heartbreaking those poor people lost everything not to mention precious family members.
May Our Father wrap them in his arms that they may find peace. ~ Please donate anything will help!
There is no father
Kentucky is about 4 hours south of us... it could have just as easily been us that got hit. My heart is broken for them, too.
This is so much better than TV forecasts. Thank you! I appreciate the education along with the forecast.
You explain the weather in a way I can follow and understand better than anyone else I can remember. Great job!
Just found this channel the other day when learning about the 4-state tornado. Now subscribed, and really like the info I get from you!
Uf nice i thought i was gonna be 1st comment
Same lol
Ryan puts the National Weather Service to SHAME !!! 😄👍
@@bmortlock1956 So true!!!!
Same in San Jose, CA we are loving all this rain.
Been watching this system all week! Also looking at the Christmas week setup. Models are a little interesting today. There is reason to believe December now identifies as March
It certainly is here, in the upper corner of WA state in the mountains! You nailed it, lol!
@ToxicTonic420 yup, sounds about right. And then may and June are starting to ramp up here as well. And in between those March and April snowstorms we can get some nasty stuff
Keep it coming you are saving lifes
Thank you
Found you randomly the other night (Mayfield/etc.), and you were/are the voice of reason (being on the Northern edge of it here in Cincy had me a little nervous). Liked and subbed. Keep on doing what you do brother.
A native of Bowling Green, my heart broke watching Ryan just as that monster tornado was on top of Mayfield. For about ten seconds, he was speechless, followed by his prediction that this would be included in physical science textbooks for decades to come. I am so sorry for your town. 🥺
I caught you live on tictok during the storms, I say you saved some lives. Good job and hats off Ryan!
I love Ryan's channel, and as a meteorologist myself, I know that he knows what he's talking about. Last week's tornado outbreak coverage was phenomenal. Ryan, have you heard anything from the NWS about the strength of the quad-state tornado yet?
It was ranked f5. Winds had to be 250 plus miles an hour.
@@tomwikum7001 hasn't been rated yet.
Edit: I did a little research of my own Ef3 and maybe some ef5 in mayfield. F3 damage was reported in ohio, taylor, and Breckenridge counties. Ef2 damage was reported in hart county. Ef1 damage reported in Spencer county. And ef0 damage in monroe county.
They've rated portions of the damage path in Kentucky, but overall, it's still being surveyed.
We in the mid mid west like Missouri don't seem to get much snow anymore. I LOVE SNOW and for some reason??? I'm wondering why. 😔 We use to get alot ...now east west north and even south but not here???
I’ve followed you for some time. I live in NE Tennessee so from one storm spotter to another you will have my continued support. I plan on mentioning you on my radio show for people that need reliable weather. Buford T. America Bluegrass and country show is my show on The Bluegrass Jamboree every Saturday night 7pm eastern. You have my support brother. Thank you for all you do!
The conditions last Friday were unprecedented but the rate at which your channel is growing is also unbelievable. I’m looking at over 170k subs as I type this, the slope of this curve is near vertical. Well deserved young man and fellow Kentuckian.
He's at 180,000 now. 9 hours after your comment
I also found your channel during the tornado outbreak. Good stuff here. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. Greetings from Wyoming.
Here in Iowa, been through 2 derechos/straight line winds. You bet I'm going to batten down everything. Thanks weather dude.
New to Iowa. We are in the Central/Northern region, up by Minnesota. I'm very aware of the damage the derecho did here recently. Terrified of the possibility. Is straight line winds a derecho type storm? Hurricane winds inland?
@@kittykixbootie Yes, same thing. I lost 37 acres of timber in the July 2011 Midwest derecho. The one in 2020 didn't damage me much, but since it was in a large municipality, it made national news. So it goes living in fly-over country. If you go to Wikipedia to "List of Derecho Events" there is a partial list.
@@IowaKim 37 acres! Holy moly! So sorry 😞 let's hope we all get through this storm without a scratch 🙏
We still haven't replaced everything we lost last year. 😫 thankfully the home we were buying didn't sustain major damage but our apartment we still lived in was wrecked. Lost almost everything because I was too good at packing and stacking everything together and we ended up with major water damage.
@@breannek760 that's heartbreaking 😢 I can't imagine!
Just found your channel and I am so impressed. Thank you for your informative and educational videos. You explain the weather in clear and educational way.
Thanks for the kind words
It’s pretty typical. It’s been happening once every few years for a few decades now.
60° weather in December is nothing new really.
You guys get 60 degree weather?
My daughter lived for 6 years in Mayfield KY. She moved in March to Murray. She's safe. I heard about your excellent coverage covering the event from Off The Wall Prepper and subscribed. Thank you for your warnings
LOVE the new layout. Much easier to read the date and time without the swirling map below it.
We get more weather news from you then our local news. Thank you.
My Mom just told me about you. Wow you are great at the weather. I'm in Owensboro Kentucky and my town was blessed to have the tornado miss my town but unfortunately it got some of the Kentucky towns, towns that I have been to. It's been a sad couple of days with what this tornado has caused. Praying for Kentucky, my state , my home state
Thanks Ryan for being our guide when it comes to weather. You are literally my go to weatherman. Greetings from East Tennessee
Heck yeah! Forget the weather channel. They hardly covered Friday night. I just watch Ryan and the radars now
@@Rodeo07 l know right. I watched his whole live feed. Been watching him for a while he is awesome in predicting the storms plus his live feed during the storms is absolutely fantastic.
@@TheAlien101 absolutely. I constantly challenge myself (in the spirit of meteorology) to prove his forecast wrong, but it’s always pretty dead on!
Meteorology like any science is part science, part art, and part educated guessing. And plenty of everyone trying to prove each other wrong to eventually get it right.
Im from northeast tn too, I'm soo glad we live up here instead of the tornado end of tn. Thank God for the Appalachians. Though the 2011 super outbreak rocked me pretty hard though hail destroyed my roof. Couple of satalite tornados went through my county. The next county over hamblin i think got hit by ef3 tornado. So the satellites came into green and Sullivan counties. I'm in Sullivan.
You are on your way to a million plus. Your reports are excellent
Thank you for your coverage on this storm last night. We are in Marion which had the direct hit from Derecho in 2020 and we didn't need another bad storm. But we are ok and my husband made it home about 20 mins before the sirens went off, as he was driving home from Eau Claire Wis which also ended up getting hit. So he was driving along side of this storm as it was rolling across Iowa. I did lots of praying and watching your channel until he walked in the house. Thanks again for the coverage. You did better than local news channels
Ive seen those wall like cold fronts - They are fairly common down south . You go from warm to running for a jacket right quick when the wind and cloud wall reach you. Its is crazy. Ive seen a warm day turn to freezing in just a few hours in the south.
I don't even live In the states, but with my little bit of research your accuracy is insane, wish we had a weather person like you up here in Canada, subbed just to keep up with your reports. Nice work 👏 👌
I am in Montreal and it is the best place for weather even though I am in Canada.
Volcanos affect the weather. Ash in atmosphere, heated pumice and ash, attaches to moisture, also throws off the jetstream
Star pupil , stay wise April.
So glad you're here to alert all of us to these extreme storm patterns! You have a beautiful gift, You are helping save so many people. Thank you! ❤️👍😊
This is the first time that I’m seeing one of your videos. I’ve gotta say-I love your format! You’re obviously very knowledgeable and passionate about this, and I couldn’t be more grateful. Your macro approach with insane local accuracy is next level, dude.
I started watching you when that horrible hurricane hit the Louisiana coast this year. You've always had great content and super accurate. I definitely enjoy your videos and get alot of use out of them. Keep up the great work 👍
He gained a sub that day after watching him on that hurricane too! He is accurate and it's a breath of fresh air to know what to expect.
This got recommended to me
Me too…🕊
Yup 👍. Same here
@@cult-member LOL me too! Everyone have a great day! Watching from 0hio.
Don't worry man, I'll stay up with you again and pass out warnings in the chat if you do a stream, and the weather gets serious again. It's hard being a one man show, but you seem to know your stuff! You and Reed saw this in advance. Keep up the great work!
Same with the spring outbreak he saw it in advance too
I will as well, just like the last time
He should make you guys who try helping moderators
I live in Missouri, I'll be up too..
Yup Ryan and Reed are my go to weather forecasters
Dude, you're trending! I knew about the potential tornadoes from last week almost a week before it happen because of you. Thanks.
Dude congrats on the channel growth!! I remember watching your live coverage with just a handful of viewers compared to what you've got now man. Well deserved keep up the good work!
My man sent me this , I absolutely love Ryan Hall!
I am a weather nerd Ryan and I love this channel! You are so right there are radars coming up that have only been seen in sci-fi movies before this year 😳
In 1978 in massive storm like that. The eye passed over Detroit Metro airport. I think is still lowest recorded barometer reading for that airport. A lot like a land based hurricane.
2 plus inches of ice followed by 28 inches of snow 30F+ degree temperature change. It started raining. It rained a lot. Some places got 8 inches of rain 1st that were closer to Lake Michigan.
I remember all of it.
By the time it got to Detroit the temp dropped and got lots of ice then a big pile snow on top of that and 60-70 MPH winds.
I guess I had better top off my generator. I also remember the power going out. Then sitting in the car to warmup the next day.
Yep the white hurricane of 78. About the same today as the day before that one. It is 48F here.
I am SO grateful I found your channel! Your national, and detailed reports and forecast are at this moment helping my loved one chose which routes to take to drive across country from Southern CA to South Eastern KY to visit me. I wish I had discovered you before the tornadoes and had seen your live cast.
THANK YOU!!!!
You did such a wonderful job with the horrific hurricane that hit Kentucky and the other 4 states. Please keep up your great work.
Hurricane lol
hurricane? I think you mean Tornado outbreak ;)
Lmao, hurricane
Please donate anything will help. ❤️
Let's go brandon
You do a good job explaining the weather and how it builds. You also do a great job on your editing. Very entertaining for a weather forecast video. Keep up the good work!
You deserve a lot of recognition. I want to personally thank you for your dedication to American's and keeping us alert the way you do. It's saving lives. You're our hero. I have been watching for 2 or 3 years now. Really enjoy your channel. I live in NYC. Planning a trip down to FLA for Christmas. Leaving 12/22 from NYC. Coming home 1/2/22. Do you think I'm risking it by driving? If I stay coastal do you think it's safe?
Just stay on I 75 and you should be fine, even with rain. Once you clear TN…it’s just traffic. Have a great holiday
We experienced those crazy winds even up here in Toronto, which is extremely rare for us. It picked up two of the wheels on my mom's wheelchair, it took all of my strength to keep it from toppling over. Very scary
Thank goodness you were there with your Mom to hold her down. Wow, those winds.... be safe, take good care.
@@islabonita6304 thank you ☺️
Oh dearie my! That's pretty scary! Can you imagine walking a baby stroller in that? I so hope ya'll are okay. Sending warm wishes, and praying for peace to the winds. Tahoe is getting their snow at least, and happy for tourism to their ski facilities.
Wow that's crazy luv!
@@missymoonwillow6545 so happy for the relief those tourism dollars will bring, and Yes thankfully the winds have subsided considerably
I'm new here, wish I knew of you before all the devastation hit us here in Western, KY! This new front coming in makes me NERVOUS, we need a break from Mother Nature right now. Thank you Ryan for the heads up!
That was the best weather reporting I have ever watched! When i first saw the link I was like how is the weather 14 minutes long? Buy I stuck around for the whole thing. I plow snow in western NY for residential customers. Our news reporting has diminished to be 90% un reliable. The last big storm last year they said it would be 6 inches I went out and plowed came home went to bed and woke up 6 hours later to a full vm and over 3 more feet outside. This year they keep saying snow and it doesn't. I'm subscribed and hoping you keep western NY updated. You said 160k subs I am seeing 218k 2 days later. Congratulations! You deserve it! 👏
This is very exciting! I never seen something moving that quick!
Love your channel! You’re famous around here now since the tornado. I posted your link on Facebook and sent to all my friends. Everyone knows who Ryan Hall is around here now. Lake City Arkansas
Living here in Land Between the Lakes Dover , Tenn. we have had enough of storms ,with the devistation in Kentucky and many other states. Thanks @Ryan Hall, Y'all for the Livestream this weekend, helped alot around here since no good weather station around here.
Found your channel on Dec 10 when someone mentioned you for info on the storms. So glad I checked out your channel. Never been impressed with local weather news at all. You are way more accurate and I think you genuinely care about your viewers and the people who are affected by bad weather. You're now my go to for weather. Keep up the good work!
Awesome. First time I’ve ever heard the atmosphere referred to as a fluid. Makes so much more sense to me now. It’s the simple stuff.
Any gas or liquid is considered a fluid. They act as vehicles to transfer heat from one place to another. The earth is quite a theater to watch as heat is always looking for a cooler place to occupy and the result is quite fascinating!
Love you Bryan!! You keep us weatherphobia well informed. You help us with our illnesses. Much gratitude
Thanks for updating every other day!
I live in California, It's that big bent piece of land that is between the Pacific ocean and the rest of the U.S. and there are two more places above the piece of land that I just mentioned and they are called Oregon and Washington. We really do exist and we can have some really awful weather up here in northern calif. I live at 3000 feet in the foothills of a mountain range called the Sierra Nevada. Perhaps the eastern U.S. is waiting for snow, but overnight I received 12 inches of snow - I think I saw those colors on one of your maps as I watched today from start to finish to learn what I could expect for the next few days. My hoop house was torn apart apart, my neighbor's fence was destroyed, limbs were ripped down and that was just what I could see just from my yard. This seemed like bad winter weather to me and it should continue for the next 10 or 12 days.
WHY does no one seem to give more detail for coming west coast weather on the really excellent weather stations like yours?????????
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I wish there was a channel for Canada like this. Would also like to know how the Southern Ontario safety bubble is created where I live
Great work Ryan. You nailed it before the last outbreak and no doubt you'll do it again. Great interpretation of maps and animations. Great delivery. Concise. Proper job 👍
Fantastic explanation for someone like me who needs "Weather for dummies." I found myself the go-to source for weather. Thank you, Ryan!
First time viewer. Your tempo, tone and graphics really brought alive a weather report. Nice work!
thanks for the update Ryan, hopefully everyone will stay safe.
I know it’s a little late but there was a good 3 hours or so on December 10th 2021 in which consecutive miles of tornado watches extended just to the east of Dallas all the way up to just south of Chicago.
Just discovered this channel, and instantly subscribed. I like that you can explain weather in a way that's easy for me to understand. Keep up the awesome work! I'm here for it!
Thank you
Thank you Ryan!!! You are greatly appreciated!
Your channel is super! your coverage of the Tornado outbreak of 12/10/2021 was riveting all be it a very sad event. Thanks !
After the Derecho, I don't think any Iowan dismisses strong winds out of hand any more
Yes ,I am here in the Cedar Rapids Iowa area, I am on high alert when high wind occurs,ever scince the derecho from August of 2020!
I been noticing a lot of weird clouds in Iowa across the border of Nebraska. I saw a very long thick cloud a week ago, It kinda looked like a line dividing. Also lots of airplanes activities this year. I live in a small town and is weird because I was used to see clear skies all the time but not anymore.
My husband is a truck driver. Thank you for your coverage and information last Tuesday. I can't share details, but you helped keep him safe through his route. I can't thank you enough for that.
Thank you Ryan for the phenomenal coverage of the tornadoes. You went above and beyond. Stay on the air!!! This is my go-to weather channel now as my husband drives truck and asks what you have to say. So much better than the local people. And Ryan, I have actually learned some things about the weather. Bonus!
Thank you for all your help!!
Thank you for all your awesome hard work!!!! God bless you!
Thank you so much for all your reporting. Merry Christmas.
Oh, my gosh! You are now my favorite channel! I studied meteo and atmos sci in Wyoming. Thank you for your service!
Hey glad to hear u got over 160k, congrats!!!!
I am hopin for a big storm in NH, would be cool on Christmas Eve!
I was caught in the St. Charles Mo. Tornado Friday... A friend of mine died in the Edwardsville il. Amazon warehouse collapse tornado at the same time... I'll be paying more attention.. everybody be safe
Sorry for
Your loss.
From Madison County myself. So sorry. What a scary night
Ryan I've ditched the weather channel, most of my local channels for your channel my friend..easy to understand and very accurate.you are my new go to..great channel.
Please stay safe folks! Heed the warnings, take them seriously. Plan ahead for safety! God bless all!
New subscriber here and probably the only subscription I would do from a weather channel because I really enjoyed your presentation/deliberation it was informative and entertaining 👍 great job dude.
Your work kept my family and some friends safe, you're awesome bro, keep doing this
Love watching these before storm videos the day after the storm hits. Wow on the accuracy. Even mentioned wildfires in Kansas.
Thanks for the heads up. I learned of you during the Quad-state tornado and thankfully so as TWC was an epic failure!
THE Weather Man! You are most awesome, Ryan Hall! Adorable, too.
This weather channel is the best one out there, hands down. Thanks Ryan!
This is the first video from you I've seen. Loved it! You make it fun and engaging as well as give detailed info and thats awesome. New subscriber as of just a min ago.
I can't be the only weather geek fangirling when Ryan comes across my TH-cam and TT feed😍
You are SOO not alone!! ;-)
Thank you for all you do!! You are awesome 😊😊
I haven't watched TV news forecast in forever so I'm glad I FOUND YOU TODAY!!!!! Thanks for the weather info, truly God bless!