I was in 8th grade, my mom mentioned that there would be bad weather the night before. On that day, I was checked out of school an hour before it cane into north Little Rock, where I live. We went to scoop dog to kill time before we checked out my sister from the elementary campus. As soon as we pulled out of the parking lot, the sirens went off, we made it home 9 mins before the tornado hit the neighborhood. When we got home, we quickly put all of our valuables into the safe, then ran back out so I could back the car to the edge of the driveway so the basketball goal wouldn't hit it if it fell. Once we made it to the bathroom, the power went out. we heard it, and you'd think it sounded like a train. it didn't, it sounded more like a horde of motorbikes racing. It missed our house by 3 streets, missed all 3 schools by a street or less. missed where my sister was by 5 houses. we are lucky
I decided to rewrite your story in 3rd person using ChatGPT. In the bustling city of North Little Rock, Owen, an eighth-grader, found himself unexpectedly pulled out of school due to the looming threat of bad weather. His mother had forewarned him the night before, and as they drove away from the school, Owen couldn't shake off the feeling of impending danger. "We should grab something to eat while we wait for your sister," Owen's mom suggested as they left the school premises. "Sure, Scoop Dog?" Owen replied eagerly. "Yeah, why not," his mom agreed. As they indulged in ice cream to kill time, ominous clouds started to gather outside. Just as they were leaving Scoop Dog, the blaring sirens filled the air, signaling the imminent danger. "Mom, we need to get home, now!" Owen's heart raced with anxiety as they hurriedly made their way back. They managed to reach home a mere nine minutes before the tornado was due to hit. With adrenaline pumping, they wasted no time. They gathered their valuables and stowed them away in the safe, then dashed back out to ensure the car was safely positioned at the edge of the driveway. As they huddled in the bathroom, the power suddenly cut out, plunging them into darkness. Owen's heart pounded as they listened to the terrifying roar outside. It wasn't like the cliche of a train; it was more like a swarm of motorbikes racing. "It's so loud," Owen muttered, trying to steady his trembling voice. "Yeah, just stay low, we'll be fine," his mom reassured him. The tornado narrowly missed their house, tearing through the neighborhood with devastating force. Owen felt a mixture of relief and disbelief as they emerged from their hiding spot to find their home miraculously unscathed. "We got so lucky," Owen breathed, his voice tinged with disbelief. "Yeah, we did," his mom agreed, her eyes reflecting the magnitude of what they had narrowly escaped. Their relief was tempered by the awareness of the destruction just streets away. The tornado had spared their lives and their home, but the community would need to come together to rebuild what had been lost.
I was in high school and a senior just about to graduate in a few months i remember the principle saying to take cover, i grew up the majority of life in little Rock and never witnessed anything like this so i was terrified I remembered watching it tear up Central Arkansas live. That's a day that i won't forget.
I am so glad that you’re safe. I’m so sorry that you had to experience that. I’m so sorry about your grandparents house. I hope their house was able to be repaired at no extra cost from the insurance and that they’re still living there.
I was Georgia when the tornado 🌪️ struck my mom went to pick up my granny from work along with my sister but I did contact them asap as soon as I saw the tornado warning
I remember this tornado in Wisconsin. My mom and I were at the hospital when we got an EAS alert for a severe thunderstorm warning. When we were driving home, we got a tornado warning and I tried to hide under a part of the car, and when we got home, me, mom, dad, and my sister hid in the basement until the tornado was over. It was so scary, and even worse, it happened at night.
I was informed multiple times by my weather service I use about a bad storm coming April 2nd. Of course they didn’t cancel school. However, they let us out early. We get out at 2:50 PM. however this day, we got out 1pm. My hometown that day ended up with a PDS tornado warning (meaning tornado on the ground) a street in front of my neighborhood. We got lucky.
This is why u sould even treat slight risks of tornadoes still seriously.... there was like a 1 per sent chance of a tornado it was april 2 years ago. I was sleeping. My mom said :basment, now: i heard the roar of the tornado. It was dramatic. I heard window break. I heard things tear off. When i got back upstiar everything was gone
man i was in my room that time listening to music cause i had a phobia fearing lightning and thunder. When i checked the weather i notice it was a tornado watch which wasnt a good sign. so i checked the weather constant so i wouldnt go offguard. until 12 am i noticed the storm in Pennsylvania had passed and i knew i could take my headphones off. luckily the tornado never happened. if it happened, i would never be making this comment today.
Speeches in every EAS (ik captions exist but i just like to do this) EAS #2640: The National Weather Service in Little Rock has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northeastern Logan County in Western Arkansas, Central Johnson County in Western Arkansas, Northwestern Pope (P.O.P.E.) County in Central Arkansas until 12:15 PM. At 11:27 AM, A Severe Thunderstorm was located near Hartman 4-7 miles Northeast of Paris, moving Northeast at 70 miles per hour. HAZARD: 60 miles per hour in gusts and quarter-sized hail. SOURCE: Radar Indicated. IMPACT: Hail damage to Vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, sightings and Trees. Locations impacted include: Clarksville, Paris, Limerick, Knoxville, Subaico, Hardman, Scranton, Woodland, Hinkle, Broomfield, Hoyt, Midway in Logan County, Spondra, Takalon, Holloman, Lake Dardanelle, Coal Hill, Morrison Bluff, Fort Douglas, Mother Bill.
I was in Jacksonville Arkansas, which is close to Little Rock. But I remember that same day they let school out and I thought "thats weird, never happens". So I went home at 12 PM and took a 1 hour nap till 1 O'Clock PM. Then I woke up and I decided I was gonna look up the weather out of randomness, and hot springs was currently being hit(still getting stronger at this point), and I was like "oh no, it's coming directly our way through little rock.." So I let my mom, my sister know , and we kind of just looked out. And around probably an hour and a half later sirens were going off, and I was like "not good at all, time to track where this bad boy is at". I didn't even think it was a real tornado, boy was I wrong... It was real alright. And because it was so real, I went into shelter as it was impacting NLR/Sherwood. Before it entered Jacksonville, we received a call saying my grandparents house was damaged pretty bad, but thankfully not destroyed. By this point, I took it a bit more seriously, so I was like "Everyone, shelter. NOW" and we did but my step dad didn't even care so he just went to sleep and said "oh noo, welp, hope it takes me away 😂" so I was like " whatever, it takes you away that's your problem.. ". Once it was done, we had to wait a few more hours before driving on the road(Due to the really bad damage). Once we set out driving in the impacted areas, it looked like something you would see from Fallout 76. Hardly even recogniseable.. But I'm just glad it's been fixed up now and put back into the place it used to be. Scary time..
i was there visiting relatives. me, my parents, my aunt, snd my gran were at my grans house when the storm hit. before the storm hit we all went out to eat, we went to walmarts & stuff. when we got back to grannys house the storm hit. i remember when the emergency was issued. the siren went off, all our phones went off. grans noaa weather radio went off. we headed to the basement & it sounded like a big ass freight train going down the road. grannys property sustained some damage, and the neighbors house was hit.
4:04 EAS #2640 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 5:32 EAS #2641 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 6:44 EAS #2642 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 7:29 EAS #2643 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 8:38 EAS #2644 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 9:52 EAS #2645 Tornado Warning 11:27 EAS #2646 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 13:11 EAS #2647 Tornado Warning 14:33 EAS #2648 Tornado Warning 16:11 EAS #2649 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 17:42 EAS #2650 Tornado Warning 19:21 EAS #2651 Tornado Warning 21:01 EAS #2652 Tornado Warning 22:42 EAS #2653 Tornado Warning 24:13 EAS #2654 Tornado Warning 25:54 EAS #2655 Severe Thunderstorm Warning 27:26 EAS #2656 TORNADO EMERGENCY!!!!!!!!! (i will continue updating this later)
Main reason for that is because both Pope and Polk counties are in the boundaries of NWS Little Rock and aren’t that far apart from each other. They’re spelled out to prevent confusion between the two because they sound similar otherwise.
There was also a violent tornado to strike Little Rock Arkansas. On that day, no one cared about Melanie, but it’s no longer that day so,uhhhhh……………… idk go like her
I remember one night that my mom told me there’s gonna be some bad weather and I didn’t think anything of it bc yk where I live there’s never tornadoes that actually hit my house. So I just went to sleep, when I woke up the next morning there was thunder and lighting that sounded like the world was ending- I just did my normal stuff bc I just thought it was a thunderstorm 🌩️. Until I went to check the weather and there was a tornado watch that said there’s a 3-5 percent chance which is likely on the radar. I was scared at that point sk I stayed in the living room away from all the windows bc there was at least 80 mph wind. I was looking out back bc now it looked really bad then I saw my trampoline go flying into the neighbors backyard. Probably about 5 minutes later the tornado alert or sirens went off. We didn’t really have anywhere to go so we left and drive away from the storm, maybe like an hours later we were good, but we were in a whole different part of where I live. So we stopped by a place to get donuts and went home because the radar said it was good. 6:00❗️ok, so at around 6-7 we saw the weather was gonna be horrible again but this time it would be dark. So we decided to go to a shelter maybe like 30 mins away at this point the chance of a tornado was 7-10. We went to the shelter for an hour and left. The drive home was so scary we didn’t see any tornado that day but still it’s good to be safe. There was a lot of damage and there was a tornado but no clue where ik there was because at the shelter the ppl said Theres a tornado on the ground. But when we got home the power was out. Right now I’m in the car driving to another state because that day was like 3 days before we move aka yesterday. ( yall I said I’m moving in 3 days but since are powers out, my dad is staying and we are going to Ohio.. that’s where my fam lives and we are gonna stay there for a week so my mom can take her test IT WILL DEFINE IF SHE CAN GET HER TEACHING DEGREE anyways, so after she takes her test tomorrow she’s gonna go back to are hiuse and help my dad with a few touch ups and load the U-Haul and then like the day after tomorrow they gonna come to Ohio pick us up and drive to are new house in North Carolina 🤩🤩.. now my fingers hurt so yea!!❤
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I was in 8th grade, my mom mentioned that there would be bad weather the night before. On that day, I was checked out of school an hour before it cane into north Little Rock, where I live. We went to scoop dog to kill time before we checked out my sister from the elementary campus. As soon as we pulled out of the parking lot, the sirens went off, we made it home 9 mins before the tornado hit the neighborhood. When we got home, we quickly put all of our valuables into the safe, then ran back out so I could back the car to the edge of the driveway so the basketball goal wouldn't hit it if it fell. Once we made it to the bathroom, the power went out. we heard it, and you'd think it sounded like a train. it didn't, it sounded more like a horde of motorbikes racing. It missed our house by 3 streets, missed all 3 schools by a street or less. missed where my sister was by 5 houses. we are lucky
I decided to rewrite your story in 3rd person using ChatGPT.
In the bustling city of North Little Rock, Owen, an eighth-grader, found himself unexpectedly pulled out of school due to the looming threat of bad weather. His mother had forewarned him the night before, and as they drove away from the school, Owen couldn't shake off the feeling of impending danger.
"We should grab something to eat while we wait for your sister," Owen's mom suggested as they left the school premises.
"Sure, Scoop Dog?" Owen replied eagerly.
"Yeah, why not," his mom agreed.
As they indulged in ice cream to kill time, ominous clouds started to gather outside. Just as they were leaving Scoop Dog, the blaring sirens filled the air, signaling the imminent danger.
"Mom, we need to get home, now!" Owen's heart raced with anxiety as they hurriedly made their way back.
They managed to reach home a mere nine minutes before the tornado was due to hit. With adrenaline pumping, they wasted no time. They gathered their valuables and stowed them away in the safe, then dashed back out to ensure the car was safely positioned at the edge of the driveway.
As they huddled in the bathroom, the power suddenly cut out, plunging them into darkness. Owen's heart pounded as they listened to the terrifying roar outside. It wasn't like the cliche of a train; it was more like a swarm of motorbikes racing.
"It's so loud," Owen muttered, trying to steady his trembling voice.
"Yeah, just stay low, we'll be fine," his mom reassured him.
The tornado narrowly missed their house, tearing through the neighborhood with devastating force. Owen felt a mixture of relief and disbelief as they emerged from their hiding spot to find their home miraculously unscathed.
"We got so lucky," Owen breathed, his voice tinged with disbelief.
"Yeah, we did," his mom agreed, her eyes reflecting the magnitude of what they had narrowly escaped.
Their relief was tempered by the awareness of the destruction just streets away. The tornado had spared their lives and their home, but the community would need to come together to rebuild what had been lost.
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@@TheNotoriousJizzle - womp womp to the sister ig, bro never got picked up from school LMAOOO (according to ChatGPT)
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I was in high school and a senior just about to graduate in a few months i remember the principle saying to take cover, i grew up the majority of life in little Rock and never witnessed anything like this so i was terrified I remembered watching it tear up Central Arkansas live.
That's a day that i won't forget.
Did your school get hit?
I am so glad that you’re safe. I’m so sorry that you had to experience that. I’m so sorry about your grandparents house. I hope their house was able to be repaired at no extra cost from the insurance and that they’re still living there.
🌪☀️☁️🌧⛈🌨🌬
@@missbleach8767 do you think that’s gonna help?
@@SomeRandomDumbass0 😢 I'm sorry
Glad to hear you're safe, I think luck was 100% on your side during that severe weather event.
Emergency Alert System
I was Georgia when the tornado 🌪️ struck my mom went to pick up my granny from work along with my sister but I did contact them asap as soon as I saw the tornado warning
I remember this tornado in Wisconsin. My mom and I were at the hospital when we got an EAS alert for a severe thunderstorm warning. When we were driving home, we got a tornado warning and I tried to hide under a part of the car, and when we got home, me, mom, dad, and my sister hid in the basement until the tornado was over. It was so scary, and even worse, it happened at night.
I was informed multiple times by my weather service I use about a bad storm coming April 2nd. Of course they didn’t cancel school. However, they let us out early. We get out at 2:50 PM. however this day, we got out 1pm. My hometown that day ended up with a PDS tornado warning (meaning tornado on the ground) a street in front of my neighborhood. We got lucky.
Heyo! Long time no talk! good to see you're okay.
Oh hey there! I remember you from many years ago, glad to see you're still around 👍
Emergency Alert System
@missbleach8767.... this is *not* a test.
@@navilandinator4479 😈
This is why u sould even treat slight risks of tornadoes still seriously.... there was like a 1 per sent chance of a tornado it was april 2 years ago. I was sleeping. My mom said :basment, now: i heard the roar of the tornado. It was dramatic. I heard window break. I heard things tear off. When i got back upstiar everything was gone
Prayers to you
A 1 percent tornado risk cannot be issued.
27:26 security camera 28:22 Ouch!
...what?
4:31 *P O P E* COUNTY IN CENTRAL ARKANSAS-
That’s so weird it does that. It does the same thing in my area every once in a while for Ste Genevieve, MO but it spells it out 😂
It's because it sounds the same as Polk county, there is Polk County, AR, and Pope County, AR, so they spell it out so they are not confused
man i was in my room that time listening to music cause i had a phobia fearing lightning and thunder. When i checked the weather i notice it was a tornado watch which wasnt a good sign. so i checked the weather constant so i wouldnt go offguard. until 12 am i noticed the storm in Pennsylvania had passed and i knew i could take my headphones off. luckily the tornado never happened. if it happened, i would never be making this comment today.
Speeches in every EAS (ik captions exist but i just like to do this)
EAS #2640: The National Weather Service in Little Rock has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northeastern Logan County in Western Arkansas, Central Johnson County in Western Arkansas, Northwestern Pope (P.O.P.E.) County in Central Arkansas until 12:15 PM. At 11:27 AM, A Severe Thunderstorm was located near Hartman 4-7 miles Northeast of Paris, moving Northeast at 70 miles per hour. HAZARD: 60 miles per hour in gusts and quarter-sized hail. SOURCE: Radar Indicated. IMPACT: Hail damage to Vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, sightings and Trees. Locations impacted include: Clarksville, Paris, Limerick, Knoxville, Subaico, Hardman, Scranton, Woodland, Hinkle, Broomfield, Hoyt, Midway in Logan County, Spondra, Takalon, Holloman, Lake Dardanelle, Coal Hill, Morrison Bluff, Fort Douglas, Mother Bill.
There was a tornado in this area a few days before on Father's Day. It's remembered well by some of these areas.
i got hit by the tornado in jefferson city mo tornado emergency. our city looks nothing like it used to.
I was in Jacksonville Arkansas, which is close to Little Rock. But I remember that same day they let school out and I thought "thats weird, never happens". So I went home at 12 PM and took a 1 hour nap till 1 O'Clock PM. Then I woke up and I decided I was gonna look up the weather out of randomness, and hot springs was currently being hit(still getting stronger at this point), and I was like "oh no, it's coming directly our way through little rock.." So I let my mom, my sister know , and we kind of just looked out. And around probably an hour and a half later sirens were going off, and I was like "not good at all, time to track where this bad boy is at". I didn't even think it was a real tornado, boy was I wrong... It was real alright. And because it was so real, I went into shelter as it was impacting NLR/Sherwood. Before it entered Jacksonville, we received a call saying my grandparents house was damaged pretty bad, but thankfully not destroyed. By this point, I took it a bit more seriously, so I was like "Everyone, shelter. NOW" and we did but my step dad didn't even care so he just went to sleep and said "oh noo, welp, hope it takes me away 😂" so I was like " whatever, it takes you away that's your problem.. ". Once it was done, we had to wait a few more hours before driving on the road(Due to the really bad damage). Once we set out driving in the impacted areas, it looked like something you would see from Fallout 76. Hardly even recogniseable.. But I'm just glad it's been fixed up now and put back into the place it used to be. Scary time..
I’m your 200th subscriber
At this day, the Keota Iowa ef4 touched the ground and the Ollie Iowa ef3 was born, 2 monster tornadoes touching down in 1 day
I'm ure 190 subscriber
Well thank you, I appreciate it. It's still crazy to me how much traction this video has gained recently, and continues to do so.
i was there visiting relatives. me, my parents, my aunt, snd my gran were at my grans house when the storm hit. before the storm hit we all went out to eat, we went to walmarts & stuff. when we got back to grannys house the storm hit. i remember when the emergency was issued. the siren went off, all our phones went off. grans noaa weather radio went off. we headed to the basement & it sounded like a big ass freight train going down the road. grannys property sustained some damage, and the neighbors house was hit.
Caseoh was in grave danger in Little Rock AR for EAS #2656
4:04 EAS #2640 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
5:32 EAS #2641 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
6:44 EAS #2642 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
7:29 EAS #2643 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
8:38 EAS #2644 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
9:52 EAS #2645 Tornado Warning
11:27 EAS #2646 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
13:11 EAS #2647 Tornado Warning
14:33 EAS #2648 Tornado Warning
16:11 EAS #2649 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
17:42 EAS #2650 Tornado Warning
19:21 EAS #2651 Tornado Warning
21:01 EAS #2652 Tornado Warning
22:42 EAS #2653 Tornado Warning
24:13 EAS #2654 Tornado Warning
25:54 EAS #2655 Severe Thunderstorm Warning
27:26 EAS #2656 TORNADO EMERGENCY!!!!!!!!!
(i will continue updating this later)
honestly people are only coming for the tornado emergency and probably nothing else lol
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Be safe
the voice sounds so calm ngl
Paul be so chill whenever a storm be entering
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i was so close to it and i never knew
It's sad that some things can happen on special days like my birthday. I was also lucky to avoid damage.
6:53 hey anyone remember that town that got hit in 2014
So I once got a tornado warning on my mom‘s phone and I hid in the bathroom with the doors barricaded and I laid on the floor away from flying debris
Who’s here after the Houston storm on may 16th
*A R K E N S A W*
The only thing we had was heavy rain
But THANK GOD it didn’t pass my hometown
Why does Paul spells out Pope County instead of actually saying it
Main reason for that is because both Pope and Polk counties are in the boundaries of NWS Little Rock and aren’t that far apart from each other. They’re spelled out to prevent confusion between the two because they sound similar otherwise.
@@The_EAS_Plug I like your TH-cam channel
@@The_EAS_Plug also I'm glad your ok
TH-cam
on eas #2641 i could not understand
March 31 23?….Ummm any Melanie Martinez fans here?
YESSSSSSS OMG the Portals release date!! i just went to the trilogy tour saturday night and it changed my life forever 🧚🏻💗
There was also a violent tornado to strike Little Rock Arkansas. On that day, no one cared about Melanie, but it’s no longer that day so,uhhhhh……………… idk go like her
I like tornadoes😂
Pokemon: step outside for a bit😊
The only way WaS
Are you scared to show your face? What is going on with the face coverage?
I would imagine that it’s out of abundance of caution.
there are other, more important things that you should be worrying about
Yeah, go to bed it’s a noooo tech deal it’s in no take down learning❤️📱 Ameri see your phone Siri text you know then
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SPC
SPCP
Wearing a mask. So weird
To cover up his face
Stop being maskphobic 💀💀
Why's it weird lol
How is that weird
how?
I remember one night that my mom told me there’s gonna be some bad weather and I didn’t think anything of it bc yk where I live there’s never tornadoes that actually hit my house. So I just went to sleep, when I woke up the next morning there was thunder and lighting that sounded like the world was ending- I just did my normal stuff bc I just thought it was a thunderstorm 🌩️. Until I went to check the weather and there was a tornado watch that said there’s a 3-5 percent chance which is likely on the radar. I was scared at that point sk I stayed in the living room away from all the windows bc there was at least 80 mph wind. I was looking out back bc now it looked really bad then I saw my trampoline go flying into the neighbors backyard. Probably about 5 minutes later the tornado alert or sirens went off. We didn’t really have anywhere to go so we left and drive away from the storm, maybe like an hours later we were good, but we were in a whole different part of where I live. So we stopped by a place to get donuts and went home because the radar said it was good. 6:00❗️ok, so at around 6-7 we saw the weather was gonna be horrible again but this time it would be dark. So we decided to go to a shelter maybe like 30 mins away at this point the chance of a tornado was 7-10. We went to the shelter for an hour and left. The drive home was so scary we didn’t see any tornado that day but still it’s good to be safe. There was a lot of damage and there was a tornado but no clue where ik there was because at the shelter the ppl said Theres a tornado on the ground. But when we got home the power was out. Right now I’m in the car driving to another state because that day was like 3 days before we move aka yesterday. ( yall I said I’m moving in 3 days but since are powers out, my dad is staying and we are going to Ohio.. that’s where my fam lives and we are gonna stay there for a week so my mom can take her test IT WILL DEFINE IF SHE CAN GET HER TEACHING DEGREE anyways, so after she takes her test tomorrow she’s gonna go back to are hiuse and help my dad with a few touch ups and load the U-Haul and then like the day after tomorrow they gonna come to Ohio pick us up and drive to are new house in North Carolina 🤩🤩.. now my fingers hurt so yea!!❤