There are injuries here. We just dont know how many, but yet look at the size of that tornado. Lets get to the maps here. Ill show you whats going on. It could be a continuously violent night all the way through good morning hours. We will see tornadoes likely on the ground throughout the night, all the way from really almost texas into nebraska. This red box here thats the tornado watch box, which means theyre possible these pink boxes, which means theyre happening. So for you, bennington, missouri valley, that would be blair right over here. Heres i6 at omaha. But what im concerned about down here south of syrupy county, this are more storms here that are violently rotating and are working toward omaha proper, where the storm here missed the Western Suburbs of omaha. Almost elkhorn really. But this is the area that im most concerned about over the next 30 minutes or so now for she knew can kansas, you have some storms to your west as well . They are also Rotating Down in texas. It is
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can people expect the worst of the weather is going to hit? john, good afternoon. unfortunately, things could become serious and dangerous pretty soon. in fact, just moments ago, a particularly dangerous situation tornado watch was issued for portions of louisiana and central mississippi. i want to give you some context on what that means. those are only issued when the forecaster has high confidence we could see multiple strong or even violent tornadoes. anything from an ef-two to 5 here, and the threat over four states, including arkansas, mississippi, alabama, and portions of west tennessee here. a threat level of 4 out of 5. a rare occurrence, especially this late in the year. but again, indication of how confident meteorologists are this is a dangerous storm situation. not only the possibility of tornadoes but hail and wind
example along the line separating ukrainian government controlled territory and separatist rebel held territory, a shell that seems to have landed on a kindergarten. some injuries, no fatalities we are told, but every day when you hear about episodes like that, you were wondering, is this going to be the triggerfor something? and while wondering, is this going to be the trigger for something? and while the political situation remains unresolved, the potentialfor one of these fairly routine exchanges of gunfire to explode into something bigger could be interpreted deliberately or accidentally as something bigger, that potential is enormous. that has a long term corrosive psychological effect here in ukraine and that may be the effect vladimir putin wants it to have. ~ ., , effect vladimir putin wants it to have. , ., ., ., just want to bring you some news on the storm situation, storm eunice
hunkered down anyway and it s an exponential level of alarm that if you hadn t gotten to shelter you should have been because you had minutes or seconds left. you talk with this thing going on for 200 miles, is that common? do you see a lot of that in your career? no. this will only 1% of tornadoes are, like, ef-4 or ef-5. typically they re only on the ground for a little bit and this is what we call a long track tornado and it was at night. this could go down as one of the longest, strongest tornadoes we ve ever recorded. ali, this is the middle of december and two weeks from christmas and that is the part that is unheard of. it is remarkable and we ll get more information as the sun comes up and we ll be talking to more people and i ll be coming back to you a lot. thank you very much, bill karins. stay with msnbc of continuing coverage of the storm situation.