Arkansas Tornado Leaves Behind Trail Of Destruction

A powerful tornado ripped through northeastern Arkansas on Wednesday night, the second time the area was hit by a twister since 2021. FOX Weather Correspondent @robertrayreports from the area, highlighting the extensive damage caused by the storm as another one develops on Thursday.

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[manofreedom]

My wife's grandmother's room in the Monette nursing home is over the reports right shoulder at the end of this video. It took a direct hit on December 10th of 2021 which was the same tornado that traveled all the way to Mayfield Kentucky. They were able to rebuild the nursing home and it is full of residents now. She turns 100 years old in two days and is as spry as a 20 year old with all of her mind and we see her every couple of days. The pile of rubble behind him is what is left of apartments that were only 75 feet outside of her room. That was WAY too close. The nursing home was grazed by the tornado but not directly hit. The grainbins and equipment was all destroyed and rebuilt 4 years ago so this is the second direct hit for them. We were all watching and praying the tornado would miss the nursing home as we watched it live on TV.

[Jose-flc]

The Trail of Tears is a more explained situation.
Its spiritual clean up time.

[roderickbarber]

Wow!! Good morning dear, what a tornado.

[dabeage]

Whatever you do, don't call FEMA. No one is coming. Meanwhile, CFP-Dumps is off to golf. See ya'

[tylerbensdad]

As bad as this particular damage is, if they would have taken an actual direct hit from that tornado, it would have been leveled imo. That storm was a monster rivaling Tuscaloosa. Glad no one there was killed.

[lukemeck]

0:40 "look at all this HEAVY metal" *lifts with one hand* 😂😂😂😂

[OGFreestylezSouthTexasSoljaz]

I pray every one makes it out safe Mother Nature is really unpredictable I live in the Rio grande valley area down here in Texas and we just got flooded out with lots of rain last week Thursday march 27th it was crazy cars stranded in flood waters everywhere

[billfuentes]

Wow if only we had a fully staffed organization that tracks this type of weather event and warns people?

[jillmoody]

Sending strong prayers ❤️🙏 from Maine. Sorry.

[TysonNL]

This thing looks like the Tuscaloosa tornado

[WvvwvvwwVvwwvwv]

Look at all the thin sheet metal, particle board, and inferior building materials being ripped apart by storm winds and tornados.

[desertlillie]

Hats off to “Dean”, the camera man. He was dragged through gas puddles, bent metal and destroyed semis and didn’t flinch, trip or mess up once. Great job Dean! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[josephastier]

When a tornado starts getting those octopus arms it's a bad one.

[oliviahodges]

30 To bring back his soul from the pit, to be enlightened with the light of the living.

[Cutie-loves-cupcake]

My prayers go out for those who lost everything God Bless

[zzzubmno]

2025 seems to be a very active year for tornadoes, and the worst is yet to come. May is typically when you see the most tornadoes. As a Canadian, I hope people adhere to the warnings and take cover when bad weather comes. I hope those communities recover and people help one another.

[Youtubedeceased]

Jeremiah 23:29
Is not my word like fire, declares the LORD, and like a hammer that breaks the rock in pieces?

[michaeldeierhoi]

The reporter said that he was not going to show us the dead sheep, but one could clearly see it lying on its side with its feet facing us. It had probably been thrown hundreds of feet and the impact with the ground and being hit by debris may have been what killed it, but who knows?!

[rickk]

I’ve tried telling Reed Timmer that Lake City gets a lot of tornados. He’s been down here in the Dominator trying to catch tornados. Excellent job Brandon!…. We have another chance for Severe storms again tomorrow.

[JackieHarrison-jd]

Praying for all the victims of that twister 🙏