High Risk Tornado Outbreak - DeWitt Arkansas - 2 April, 2025

On the 2 April, 2025 a tornado outbreak impacted multiple US States during a high risk severe weather event.

This video documents the formation of the tornado in DeWitt Arkansas as two tornado warned storms moved through the region.

[wrayday]

Damn proud of your improved emergency communication relay skills.

Shutting down the conversation completely and starting over with simple instructions was on point.

[beckstemple]

As an Aussie obsessed with tornado footage, its so refreshing to watch a chase with an Aussie accent at the helm, and then the Aussie sat nav accent, is like the cherry on top.

[tacticalsweater]

It's not every day for these Arkansas boys to be out on the job, and suddenly a storm chaser from the outback rolls up with accurate intel. That must have taken them off guard a bit. Keep up the great work gentlemen.

[hollow]

you know - you are a pleasent surprise as a chaser. calm, collected, no screaming, nicely giving your insight to us who are watching. <3 did watch basically all your vids, cool stuff.

[raideurng]

Keep up being a great example for other storm chasers, Daniel.
Trying to save lives, keeping everyone informed, and having a good escape plan. Great stuff.

[simongood]

Ultra professional as always Daniel. Love the roof cam view.

[Tertia_Optio]

OK, your camera work is simply flawless. No hand-held fumbling. And… No screaming "MAJOR TORNADO" at the sight of every lowering. Calm, collected, very knowledgeable.

[battlemints]

I was hoping you'd be in-country for this outbreak, always good to see your chase POV

[apocalypseplease]

Interesting fact: if you live in Arkansas like I do, you don't have to chase tornadoes. Just stay in one spot and they will come visit you at least 2-3 times a year.

[YasminB]

Wonderful work as always Daniel, both in giving the heads up to the locals and the video production, well done!

[thorenshammer]

Your footage of the El Reno tornado with the flipped semi, and the Pilger twin tornados, are incredible examples of your work. Thank you again for keeping us informed.

[wombats]

Definitely a bit of Aussie cool and collected coverage 👍🏻 Great shots excellent work keeping the authorities updated

[martyberry]

I grew up in that part of Arkansas and April 2nd my family was so close to these storms. I have been glued to my phone for days watching this storm system and it’s refreshing to get the POV you shared! Thank you for the video!

[westinclinton]

Subscribed immediately after he gave those directions to emergency services. What a calm collected dude he is in the heat of shit.

[Ladywolf]

Daniel, I have the upmost respect for your videos and how you chase. Not only do you chase, you inform when you see something and you help others in the aftermath. America is so lucky to have you helping us. Thank you and “ Good on ya, mate” ! 💞

[tbi]

Thanks for taking time to warn the first responders. In my town in a different state our FD was tasked with storm watching, but training was very minimal and radar access non existent. We listened to local FM radio if they were carrying storm coverage, and hopefully the dispatcher had time to watch storm coverage on tv in between radio calls. Having a trained storm spotter with radar equipment show up was a huge bonus, especially if they didn't act like we were a bunch of ignorant mental cases!

[drgibs]

Love the coverage…straight to the point without yelling

[clarencetafoya]

It's nice finally to see someone chase tornadoes, instead of avoiding them 😢😢it's frustrating staying on a stream just to ride along all night and miss every tornado...stay safe get good footage that's why I watch..

[carolyn]

Just found you today in here. Amazing documentation of these events.

[adredsox]

Absolute pleasure watching ur video and taking time to warn first responders. More than i see most do. Thank u guys for keeping all safe