"The storm that entangles Southern Airways 242 is one of the worst to hit the United States in three years."
"THE MONSTER HURRICANE MAKING LANDFALL AFTER 3:00 P.M., PACKING DANGEROUS WINDS OF UP TO 155 MILES PER HOUR."
"Whoa, that's a tornado! Look at this, look at the radar."
"That's not good, no, if what radar is showing, there could be a monster wedge up here."
"Literally, we're looking at possibly two tornadoes back to back."
"The weather's quickly becoming too bad. Dire warnings are issued."
"The cyclone arrives at full force around midnight, wind-driven rain slams."
"A severe thunderstorm triggered flash floods."
"Massive blizzards and severe storms could become the new norm in weather for America and Europe."
"We're gonna have a super storm on our hands."
"On that day a tornado touched down in the town and then proceeded to turn the corner and rip up farmland and tear the barns to shreds."
"Duraco storms can be as strong as tornadoes."
"Living here on the Isle of Man, I have never seen what I saw this morning...people coming together to plow the roads."
"Enough to cause severe weather... always be prepared, be weather aware today."
"Flooding and landslides hit Northern China this weekend causing severe damage."
"Tonight hurricane ida slamming into louisiana as a powerful cat 4 storm."
"Multiple tornadoes and blizzard warnings remaining in place."
"She believes that the pilots of flight 2501, after being denied their request to change altitudes to avoid the severe weather they were experiencing, diverted south to avoid the storm but inadvertently flew into the worst of it and crashed."
"Please be safe, please be careful, stay inside, make sure you got everything covered like pipes and such, keep your animals inside, make sure your food is ready, guys."
"This is a very big deal, please prepare for power outages now."
"Heavy ice is the trend for this storm especially for the Ohio Valley especially the southern half."
"If I could only have one console in my life, it would probably be the 3DS."
"I could survive a 10-foot blizzard no problem."
"The predicted increase in the frequency and severity of severe weather events coupled with an exploding population may test the world's capacity to cope."
"Wednesday again is going to be a big day. I think Wednesday is a severe weather outbreak almost undoubtedly."
"...this tornado was very, very strong."
"Very strong tornado ongoing at this point."
"This is a dangerous storm and even without the tornado, we do have the very real possibility of seeing damaging winds and very large hail."
"Stay safe, have multiple ways of receiving warnings, and you'll get through these severe weather setups just fine."
"We're going to look at the complete lifecycle of the Moore EF5 tornetic supercell."
"We've learned our lesson in this area as far as severe and dangerous weather."
"We could see a few potentially violent long-track tornadoes across the region this afternoon."
"We do have potential for a few long-track violent tornadoes this afternoon and tonight."
"These will be storms that have sustained long-lasting rotating updrafts."
"A supercell is a very large thunderstorm that can produce large hail, strong winds, intense lightning, and when the conditions are just right, tornadoes."
"This includes the threat of severe weather like damaging winds, large hail, and even a few tornadoes."
"...it's a weather research severe storm research actually, tornadoes and squall lines."
"...the specific outfit with which you work is what severe local storm forecast center in Kansas City."
"We have this such a significant severe weather event that's going to unfold over the next several hours."
"These large, severe thunderstorms generate a slow rotation within them. That's called the mesocyclone or the mesovortex."
"Damaging winds over 75 miles per hour, 2 to 3 inch diameter hailstones today, and also tornadoes, including strong long track tornadoes, may be possible."
"This is a major storm, and we're going to be measuring this in feet of snow. Blizzard warnings are in effect for this area through Sunday morning."
"The weatherman at television and radio stations play an important role in warning the public about severe weather of this kind."
"This is for an area of more scattered or more widespread severe weather, more indicative of what could be a severe weather outbreak where we anticipate more tornadic activity."
"If you're within this polygon, you are in your safe place, lowest level of your home, as many walls between you and the outside as you can."
"A large and extremely dangerous tornado."
"We do have an elevated risk of especially intense severe weather."
"A tornado watch means the conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds in and close to the watch area."
"Severe weather is always something to be taken seriously, but if you just have a plan, you'll be able to keep yourself and your family safe."
"This is the genesis, this is the beginning, and we're expecting a number of tornadoes today, including the potential for violent long-track tornadoes."
"As long as you've got a plan for severe weather and you have taken the precautions that we've suggested, that should make you feel pretty good."
"These storms will all be capable of high wind, hail, and heavy rain, and in addition to that, some of them will be capable of producing tornadoes."
"We are going to begin our 5:30 news but we'll continue covering storms right here on Fox 17."
"We are now in our Fox 17 news 530 newscast, but we are going to continue with our wall-to-wall coverage of severe weather."
"That's a lot of lightning, so very strong, very potent storms that continue to push through."
"Very active scene with torrential rain and wind that continues to push through."
"We are talking about a severe thunderstorm that is capable of producing a tornado."
"If you are in the area, it is time to head to your safe space."
"We've had multiple tornadoes, lots of gusty winds, reports of hail, heavy rainfall this evening."
"Stay inside, ride this out, don't take any risks in these severe thunderstorm warnings."
"Please seek shelter, get to the lowest level of your home right now."
"Grab your severe weather awareness kit, batteries, flashlight, candles, whatever it means you need to protect yourself."
"It may be straight-line winds, it may be a tornado, but still, that is just a has been a nasty cell."
"This is a dangerous situation as these storms will continue to pick up strength."