accountable? i don t know if i can say this happy st. patrick s day is that okay? st. patrick s did we dig up something on him? what did he do? good morning everybody, it is 6 a.m. here in the east we start with extreme weather. heavy winds and rain still bat ergs portions of the southeast with millions on high alert. bracing for potential tornadoes at least 21 twisters touched down in portions of the south ainsley. ainsley: leaving destruction in alabama, mississippi, a thousand now without power. bad in alabama too an electric company sharing this picture of a boat wrapped around top of a tree. that s a boat. janice dean is tracking the dangerous storms she told us about it yesterday. man, it came janice. another day ahead so more people are going to be targeted by these storms know what to do if there s a watch or warning in your area and we have tornado watches in effect. there are reports of tornadoes yesterday, the watch extending in towards florida as well
yesterday, phoenix is extraordinarily hot right now, isn t that right? record breaking temperatures. does that affects the flying? i presume it does. yes. temperatures. does that affects the flying? i presume it does. flying? i presume it does. yes, it was ust flying? i presume it does. yes, it wasjust under flying? i presume it does. yes, it wasjust under 50 flying? i presume it does. yes, it wasjust under 50 celsius, - flying? i presume it does. yes, it wasjust under 50 celsius, 49 - wasjust under 50 celsius, 49 celsius. it was absolutely scorching and you know, it is a bit of, the air gets hotter and it becomes less dense so you are essentially flying in a not very dense air so there is not a lot of air going over the wings. the aeroplane doesn t perform as well. as well as that, as i took off from a field stop between montana and phoenix, it was about 35 celsius and my coolant temperature was in the red, almost at maximum temperature so i was a bit worried about that. i am dep