On the 10th of December, a destructive and fatal protracted storm blew over Kentucky, picking up material of different sizes and tossing everything into the stratosphere like gadgets. A prized household portrait was swept up into the windstorm, eventually falling to the ground over 130 miles down the road from the now-destroyed community of Dawson Springs, Kentucky.
the weather center. bill. we know of two dangerous violent tornadoes that went through oklahoma and arkansas. the one in arkansas long track tornado, been on the ground for the last two hours. significant damage, mayflower. that storm itself weakened. the threat through the night, mass casualties unfortunately when we wake up in the morning. more news later. now back to msnbc undercover. it s nightfall on a busy tenderloin corner. on a first-name basis with most of the transgender prostitutes. this track here is a transgender track unfortunately.
conditioning, and the cooling vent just completely exposed there, and this is trees down. this is happening as this thing really run rough schoshod this neighborhood. people there with backhoes trying to clean up the mess off the streets. this structure, whatever it is, who knows. could be new construction, i m not sure. whatever it is, it s completely flat. you can see the insulation from the homes. this is these are matchstricmatchstrick matchstrick match sticks that once stood no longer than 40 minutes ago. looks like he s trying to clear the roads possibly for people to get back into their neighborhoods and for emergency workers to come in. you can see what happens with a tornado as it comes through. you guys know more about this. it can skip over a neighbor s home, or the house next door to yours and they will have zero damage, and your house will be
of it, very close to norman. umm s i m seeing potential for both of these to rotate. if they do, that will be in a much more populated area. the chopper pilot is not in position to take a look at those cells but i m watching them right here on doppler radar and will continue to watch them for you and keep you advised. chad, if you were looking just before 6:00 eastern time when we saw the tornado ripping through a neighborhood there, you saw the power lines being pulled up, you saw the sparks. describe to us what s going on, in that situation? well that was very close to the town of fallous, still northeast of oklahoma city. this current storm you re seeing with the word carney and all of those circulations is still to the northeast of oklahoma city and not moving back to the city. moving into the rural areas between oklahoma city and tulsa. so all of a sudden you see this tornado, and even away from the stove pipe, the vortex itself, power lines flashing, green,
you ll notice, i m seeing little pieces of debris in the sky rotating around the tornado. we know it is certainly in contact with the ground. you re in the town of carney or anywhere neither northeast of carney, take every precaution you can. put on the helmets, your motorcycle helmet. get underneath anything strong. underneath the stairwell. most homes are on slabs. they don t have basements. they just don t. so very difficult to build a basement. you literally need to use dynamite. most are just on a slab concrete. get as low as you can on that slab in the middle of your home. put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. an outside inside wall. closet wall, make tlees. fantastic ways to stay safe. when you notice a tornado-damaged home, make one or two walls standing. you want to be inside one or two of those wall there s. you can see here, koco, the circulation is still on the ground, not that stove pipe, not wedge on the ground.