The May 8, 2024 Severe Weather Outbreak, As It Happened…

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Published 2024-05-08
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All Comments (21)
  • @SweeetAdeline
    Even not feeling well, you stuck it out for the sake of others' well-being. You are highly appreciated, Ryan! You seriously deserve an award for the most dedicated, professional meteorologist of all time. Bless you and the Ya'll squad! 🌬 🙏❤️
  • @mattd.5310
    Thanks for being awake the past two days fellas and watching out for us all. Much appreciated.
  • @itssticks1416
    shootout to andy so many unearned tornadoes today and he was always on top of it giving the listeners and advantage on the storms they could have been unaware of. Hats off to the entire crew as well amazing coverage!
  • Thank you , your weather was accurate and kept me and 5 other men calm while the tornado passed over. We are unharmed but knew when to shelter because of you.
  • @5burowz
    I can't imagine talking for 12 hours straight.
  • @marinebrat1888
    Andy needs to school the national weather service on Memphis on how to pay attention to put out tornado warnings, thank you all for getting the word out
  • @xaninuax
    Another 12 hours well spent. Purchased Radar Omega during this one. Its a lot more simple to use than some people make it out to be. Well worth the money spent. I am up to ~450 hours of live streams watched on this channel. (did the math myself)
  • @itsme_brookee
    Thank you from Dyersburg, TN. Glad to hear we’ll be okay. Thank you for watching out for all of us across the US!
  • @Broadway2012Girl
    I am in anderson sc didnt hear sirens. Thank you, ryan. I had my family down in our safe spot before we got warnings on our phones. We had hail, high winds, and extreme flash flooding.
  • Thank you very much Ryan for all you do in helping us all. Alerting all of dangerous storms. Please get rest and prayers you get well soon. God bless! ❤
  • @nahmastay3300
    Thanks Ryan! Just a thought…I think you should bring back the sirens for the tornado emergencies (since they’re so rare anyway) . I have your streams going all day and sometimes I get distracted and those sirens always brought my attention back to the stream. I miss ‘em.
  • You, Andy, and your team along with the chasers need an award on par with the Nobel Peace prize! Literally saving lives out here day after day! Ryan, you have found your calling ❤ 🏅
  • I can not say thank you enough. You've kept so many safe. I'm in South Central Kentucky.. Bowling Green. Andy Hill your amazing! Just like Ryan. Agin thank you . ❣️❣️❣️
  • @hannahariel7354
    Thank you from Gurley, AL.. we fled the storms and were thankful for your coverage… we were blessed to not have any damage but you never know when danger will hit… prayers for all effected this week ❤
  • Thank you so much. An exhausting day. Even with these storms, I had to take frequent naps. Thank you for helping me keep myself and my family safe today.
  • @loismiller7742
    Ryan &Andy, Thank you. I have friends and family all over the country. Since Monday, I have been tuned in on the tornadoes @ your YouTube. I was able to share “ya’ll” with nephew in Ann Arbor, cousins in Lexington and Louisville, niece in Charlotte, friend in N Alabama, sisters traveling from Phila to Charleston for wedding yesterday. They all appreciated your reports. Ryan, I hope you are resting. You must be completely exhausted. I cannot believe you stayed on the air all of those hours this week, sick. Andy, you gotta be exhausted. Thank you both. What you do matters, you save lives.
  • @melissadawn7042
    I just wanted to say thank you all so much for what you do. My mother lives in Spring Hill, TN and because of you I was able to get her and my step-dad to safety and able to tell then when it crossed 65 and they where safe! Thank you thank you thank you!
  • @Ichigoat19
    This is now the longest Ryan Hall Y’all stream yet.
  • @gennivolpe
    Ryan, we seriously appreciate all you do to keep us safe. Thank you for everything you do--this livestream being 12 hours long and you being there for others despite not feeling so well is SO appreciated. I'm from a state that never got severe weather like out here in southeastern TN, and being tuned into your livestream during the insane booms of thunder and howling wind made me feel so much more confident and safe. We trust your work and are forever grateful for what you do to help others. You deserve plenty of rest after this. Blessings ❤🙏
  • @TheOneTimer
    I live in South Carolina, and about 1:30 a.m. my wife woke me up with our weather radio, saying we had a tornado watch that eventually evolved into that tornado warning. The storm that prompted the warning curved back down towards Anderson I missed us by about 15 20 miles