with an ef-4 to ef-5 moving it over densely populated areas, you have mass casualties. and that is what happened on numerous occasions this year. that s why the death toll is what it is. out in the plains in a wheat field it doesn t hurt anybody. if you get an ef-4 tornado through a heavily populated area like we saw in joplin, these kind of catastrophes are going to happen and the conditions are right for continuation of strong violent tornadoes as we go well into the month of june and part of july based on current weather conditions across the central i m sorry. i m going to have to interrupt you. there that s been invaluable information. i m going to go to two people that survived the tornado in joplin last night. one is tom with his daughter
the whole building started to shake. our ears started to pop. incredible stories of survival. we thought we were going to be sucked up the chimney. now joplin, missouri, holds its breath and wonders is it over yet? it was crazy. i never seen nothing like that a day in my life. why now? what s really going on? that is destroyed. completely. twisters, volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis. where will mother nature strike next? eyewitness accounts from storm chasers and reports from the ground. debris on the ground here. this is a special edition of piers morgan tonight. good evening. joplin, missouri, is under another tornado watch tonight. the national weather service says there s a 45% chance of a second tornado outbreak just one day after a deadly twister ripped through the central town and killed at least 116 people. tying it for single deadliest to hit american soil since the national weather service began keeping records 61 years ago. today survivors wand