I was here for this stream. This stream is probably going to go down in some sort of history. As a resident of Springfield, I can't thank this man enough for his pure dedication to make sure that thousands of people stay safe during times like these. Watching that ARDOT camera footage was absolutely insane. Huge respect.

I wanted to come back to this and thank you for the coverage last night. You probably saved many lives, because you were way ahead of NWS and many of us didn't have any local news coverage. I was able to shelter in advance, and thanks to your precise locations given, down to the road names, I was able to call and alert several loved ones in the path. I have family and friends along most of that long storm track. Again, thank you so much. You and the team were invaluable to myself and my family. God bless you.

Wow, almost 2 million views, that's insane. Thank you Ryan and Storm Team, you all are awesome and so appreciated.❤

Crazy coverage tonight! Don't think I've ever seen anything like it! Thank you Ryan for all you and your team do!!

It's not much---but I hope it helps. Praying for Everyone to receive Support during RECOVERY. God Bless the People of the USA.

EXACT REASON Why to never call something a bust when it’s not over yet

your team saves lives.. cannot stress enough the importance of y’all’s coverage. we love and thank you for all your hard work!

I am south of where the tornado hit in Rogers, AR. But I go to that town a few times a years. It’s where everyone goes. Where they have all the concerts. My heart goes out to everyone.

My family and I live in Decatur. Thanks for the coverage, it was pretty touch and go and then we lost power. Great job as always.

8:28:07 - My dad was there at the lake. He claimed there was one to the north and to the south of him and caused significant damage. He had gotten a huge fish hook embedded in his wrist before the storm. 8:53:13 - That one was very close to me. It's a mostly wooded area, but there are a couple of houses there. If I was able, I would've went and checked to see if any damage occurred. 8:56:02 - That one looks directly over me. My mother was standing outside on the south side of the house, and claimed that the air felt cold. Then she went on the north side of the house where my uncle was, and said it felt hot and muggy. We heard a sound of wind that sounded like a tornado, but I'm not sure if there was one. It didn't sound like the typical high winds of a thunderstorm. It was a distinctive "woooosh-ing" sound. The other stream I watched showed 3 areas of rotation barely north of us. Not directly over us like this one.. And my uncle's friend, who lives just a few miles southeast in Kansas, Oklahoma, and he sent my uncle a picture of a slim tornado there. But there doesn't appear to be anything in that area on these radars, so it confuses me. And of course I'm very familiar with the towns east of here that was hit. Like Colcord, and Decatur, where possibly 4 tornadoes were on the ground. 4 tornadoes and 7 rotations is just insane. I badly wish I had a storm shelter, because it seems like any time there's any type of thunderstorm, they're ALWAYS trying to drop tornadoes in my area. Seems like over half of a dozen close calls for this area in just the past month and a half.. I want it to be over. 😑 I'm thankful we're safe though.

Great dedication Ryan and team! Saving lives and then working on the ground with amazing donations! 👍❤️

Straight up some of that footage was the most wild I’ve seen live in a looooong time. Bryce in OK driving up that road through all that then back down after it had passed… y’all are crazy and I’m a Kansan 😅 Hope everyone and every home heals. This was a hefty round.

Our family has decided that “basement shoes” are a thing now. Not a panic thing but just a preparation thing. We’re not in the belt but we’re close enough. Thank you!

Thank you to all your team for everything y'all do !!! Get some rest

Thank you and your team for helping so many people in so many different ways 😊✨

It’s amazing how many tornadoes they call that aren’t even in a warning or watch! Thank you guys are the best!!!

Denton TX Thanks you! That storm came out of no where!! no real warning. I hope all the campers at the lake are ok that was scary!

In Anna, in one of the neighborhoods you zoomed in on. Thanks for the heads up, that seemed to come out of nowhere so we weren't expecting to hunker down. I just happened to see the Livestream before bed and check where the storm was, so we had plenty of time to get kids to safety before alarms even went off locally.

Here in Sanger, TX. Couldn't watch this last night due to the power being out. Heading out to clear out downed trees with the chainsaw. My primary chainsaw was in the shop in Pilot Point. Doh!

This was an exceptional Live. Thanks for staying with it and making a difference to all of those who were in the path of destruction. You had better info than the NWS who took way too long to call the Valley View storm. Prayers going up for all affected. Having been thru two Missouri twisters as a kid, the experience never leaves you.

Oh man Ryan. I can remember when you were lucky to get this many people commenting throughout the entire stream! Now look at you! I'm lovin' your success!

You and your crew (and a few other KZfaqrs) send out the alarms for the Valley View tornado well in advance while NWS Fort Worth diddled around trying to decide. I hate to be cynical, but I am seeing some incompetency from that NWS office. Unfortunately 7 deaths happened from the TX and OK tornadoes. I have no doubt you all saved a lot of lives.

Your dedication and that of your team is more than commendable, Ryan. Thank you all for keeping us up on weather events.

Thank you Ryan and Y'all squad for all you do ❣️🥰

I was on this stream! I thought it would end at 4 hours but the severe weather really started to ramp up. Thanks Ryan for all you do!

I'm glued to Ryan's channel!

Thank you and your team for being there when we need you the most. Hail8ng from Coffeyville, KS.

We have alot of damage out east of Claremore off Hwy 20, it went directly over my house…Harmony Star area, 470rd

So THANKFUL for your coverage and that you stayed to cover Eureka Springs on 26 May, 3am, after Rogers /Bentonville was hit!

Hey! Nashville TN here, Just got word the storms in the AM’s are tornado-producing. Widespread strong to severe thunderstorms most likely producing large hail, damaging wind gusts, a few tornadoes, and flash flooding across parts of the lower Missouri Valley into the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys! Hoping we get to see you cover it! Thanks Y’all Squad!

God bless, Y'all. Keep up the important work. 💕

Thank you for all y'all do!!

I would like to see Ryan do some videos on understanding and using Radar Omega.

Thanks for all you do and the people you help.

Hope everyone was safe. Guessing from the comments it was a wild night . Really wanted to stay up and watch but its so hard with the times here in the UK!

Your streams are so valuable and has saved so many people lives! Thanks for all you and the ya’ll squad and storm tracker teams. 🥰 I am here for the long haul today from TN Ya’ll stay safe today.

Dexter Missouri just got hit by a tornado around 7am. My fiance and I just survived it. We live in a mobile home. We're doing okay, just a bit shaken up.

Ryan, regarding telling people to share and spread the word, I’ve heard television weather people calling out to let friends and family know to turn on the radio or the television or if the danger is imminent just get safe. The power of people sharing information with friends who may not be aware is lifesaving. Please don’t be embarrassed, the calls to share are as important as information regarding where the weather is and what it’s doing.

Whoever controls the weather controls the world

Thank you Ryan & team ❤️ watching from Clarksville,TN so we're on edge a bit already

Thank you for your hours of service! We appreciate your faithfulness.❤

I’m going to need you to start now since I’m hiding in my bathroom from the one apparently in Clarksville lol 😂

Just wanted to say, thanks for staying up so late and providing excellent coverage. I like so many (especially without TV) appreciate this so much!

Thank you for the excellent coverage

Thank you so much for all the updates. ❤️

Thankyou Ryan from Chattanooga Tennessee for all you do🙏prayers for all too stay safe

Thank you for your great lives. I was able to keep updates for myself and others on the tornado that hit Decatur, Bentonville and Rogers Arkansas.

Thank you for amazing coverage!

Thankx Ryan ! My brother & his family live NE of Dallas . Never seen this many tornadoes in so many states, one rite after another . 😢❤️‍🩹 Am devastated by the loss of life & damage done . Whole communities wiped out . .R thoughts & prayers to all affected!

Drove 4 hours to assist with search and rescue in the valley view area, just got back home. It was a mean storm, cars and building parts everywhere. Please remember hiding under over passes is a bad idea one took a direct hit and it didnt look like a single car there drove away with no damage. Sadly most of the injured were people taking shelter in the gas station and from 35.

hey Ryan and team, just wanted to say your stream helped me relay lifesaving information to a friend in Texas today while his local weather broadcast was being interrupted with advertisements.

Best weather coverage, bar none!

Thank you @Ryan

Thanks for all your coverage today.

Ryan, y’all did a great job keeping us informed. From Kentucky.

Around 10pm I started thinking about closing the stream. Something didn’t seem right though with how the forecast sounded prior to the storms. Next thing I know it’s 2am and there’s severe damage in several different areas. Thanks for sticking around and giving us such great coverage!

Next tornado warning I'm watching you instead of the news. DFW stations didn't cover this until it hit Valley View or so. From where it started it usually would've hit Gainesville but this one went straight east and dipped down a little.

Yes I can hear and see you!! Bless your heart..long night

great job Ryan and team. Everyone knows where to go if the weather is ugly. 👍🏻

Great virtual coverage and residential information. Nice job.

Bentonville, Rogers, Decatur and Centerton Arkansas were hit

Thank you for everything you do.

I was backpacking and out in the middle of the woods in a tent where that tornado warning happened in Pennsylvania. We were not supposed to see severe weather so I hadn’t been checking, but thankfully our phones went off with the warning. With the limited cell service I had I could still load my radar omega app to see that the area of rotation was headed exactly right towards us so we knew we needed to seek out sturdier shelter ASAP (which ended up being the bathrooms a couple minutes walk across the campsite area). Luckily the storm blew through without any damage. Though I wasn’t watching your stream at the time, thank you Ryan for all you do keeping folks weather aware, it definitely helped me be prepared in that situation!!

Just found your channel. Thanks for the warnings, I live in Wisconsin, not too far from Milton in Waukesha county. Thankfully we were spared damage. Prayers for all those impacted by this weather outbreak.

Thank you for your life saving work you an your staff!!!!!

I lived in OKC for 11 years in the '80's. All we had was basic doppler. I got very good at spotting cloud development that spawned tornadoes. Your coverage last night was manic. I don't know how you kept going. Thank you to you and the team. I now live in Oregon.

This is so great yall are doing this

I was here for most of the stream. Thank you so much Ryan from Coffeyville, Kansas.

This was the wildest overnight I’ve seen in a very long time. I can’t believe some chasers were calling it a bust.

Thank you for all your dedication and hard work. WE apprciate you and your whole team

Thanks Ryan for the dedication! Love from NC!

You are doing an incredible job. Thank you

Looks Like its calming down out there. Be safe all and good night

Thanks Ryan for the coverage! Rogers AR tornado-> EF2, 3000 yards wide, on the ground for 7.9 miles...RFD cut a wide path of destruction with 80-90 mph winds!

Its like the ER, dont says its slow or quiet.

Rogers, AR near downtown is hit & miss but devastated! Lot’s of damage & lots without power since 1:30 ish am Sunday, 26th. Downtown Bentonville in Central Avenue area is a mess. Bentonville HS on J St had damage to stadium. Decatur west of Centerton was hit pretty bad. They said 2 tornados. I live in Fayetteville, AR and it missed us as well as Springdale & Lowell.

Ryan's cool, calm demeanor is so effective and impressive given the dire circumstances he has to report. So helpful to the people tuned in as his professionalism helps tamp down panic. Not an easy thing to do.

1.95M Subscribers. 1.88M Views. Ryan & the Y'all Crew are legends! Thanks for keeping us weather aware and watching over us as we sleep.

Ryan you were exactly correct: THANK YOU

Missouri has had 4 tornado warnings issued in the past 20 mins

God bless Ryan Hall.

Tornado went right by my house rogers arkansas. Basically took all my trees out a couple trees hit house. Parents woke me up bc i slept through most of it.

Hey Ryan just want to thank you and your whole team for your amazing work! Live jn KS and work around the world it’s always nice to be able to watch your content to make sure my wife and kids are safe at home while I’m on the road! Keep up the great work you and your team no doubt make an impact on the public’s safety.

I live in Bentonville, and I slept through this entirely. The storm didn’t wake me up, nor did the tornado siren. The only indication I had that the power went out, was when I woke up my digital clock was flashing. I didn’t realize there was a tornado until my mom called me and said a tree fell on their house.

Hey Ryan Hall, I live in Pryor, Oklahoma and I want to give you a fun fact. The last tornado that went through Pryor city limits was an F5 on April 27th, 1942. After that tornado a great Cherokee Indian Chief buried a hatchet and conducted a sacred ceremony that protects the town of Pryor to this day. I don't much believe in stuff like that, but even watching the local news station's radar in real time and rewatching yours, it definitely makes you wonder how that tornado dissipates before Pryor city limits and then picks right back up just east of Pryor and rolled through Salina.

Shew! Just had a doozy of a storm in northern Kentucky. Hail, crazy winds, loads of lightning and rain. One of my trees looked like it was bent in half.

Branson Missouri on vacay, just woke up to marble size hail. Tornado to our southeast at the moment. 😮

Great job Ryan thank you for all your hard work

Yay finally been checking for you for hours 😂

I was at strother's field when the storm hit. was sitting at home watching the stream, got ahold of my dad via a wifi call app and then the power went out and I lost any way to look at the radar. I was sitting in the basement without power for what felt like HOURS but in reality was about 30 minutes waiting for my sister to get home from winfield. Winfield had golf ball size hail in this storm and she was protecting her car. It was a powerless experience as I not only didnt have power because a tree laid an entire pole over, but because I couldnt see the radar in any way because I didnt have internet or anything.

I was in Aubrey Texas visiting for a wedding during this and was scared out of my mind the entire time this was happening. Thank you for keeping everyone updated, I'm certain you saved lives especially given the fact NWS didn't put out a warning until after the tornado hit.

Crazy crazy right now outside Seymour, MO/ wright county

Thank you for your coverage. My uncle and his family live in Bentonville and their home was hit 😢

Already under tornado watch and severe thunderstorm warning here in Stanford, KY. Very dark, thunder and very calm.

We were hit by the EF-2 in HS on the 8th earlier this month. Praying for everyone that got hit by the recent tornados 🙏🏼

It helps so much when I hear the name of the town versus the county because I'm just driving through the State and I Don't Know the counties. That I'm going through.

i believe decatur Arkansas got pretty much leveled. That’s the news i’ve been seeing.

Huge outbreak across Clarksville TN and Hopkinsville KY Sunday May 26

Can't believe that Valley View 🌪 . 😔🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. 😢 Did it get called out as fast as Ryan Hall y'all? So glad you were streaming.

Thank you for what u do, Ryan! I’m a on vacation in California but because of your coverage, I was able to keep eye on what was going on back home w my family in Oklahoma last night. They were ok, thankfully (I live in Bartlesville and we got our tornado a few weeks ago)