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Rain cloud? i thought the skies were clear. and i take a second look and i realize, no, its not a rain cloud at all. >> its actually huge. its crazy. this is insane. absolutely enormous clouds. >> and the first thing that pops in your mind is somebodys house is on fire. then you realize, oh, thats not a house. thats something a lot bigger. >> oh, look at that, dude. >> that dont look real. >> no, it dont look real. were sitting here looking at some crazy -- >> they do not have a full time hazmat...

Guess what? more rain par ith of the countr. >> those poor folks. >> indra is here to give us the news of the flood and the rain. >> it is not just today they are looking atmore rain. there is rain in the forecast throughout the week. you can see what fell in 24 hours there. almost seven inches of rain. look at the radar. more rain in the area from thunderstorms. its slow moving thunderstorms. the rain cloud above your house will not go away. more rain in the forecast today. the flood threat rem...

133 degrees. death valley, its possible they could see 130 this weekend. lake havasu, very popular, 126. 118 in phoenix. on the east, the opposite problem. we are talking moist air and a very slow moving cold front. thats the key. slow moving. its having a rain cloud over the house. the flood threat is high. two to four inches. five inches in the northeast. same in the southeast. the flood threat is high for the weekend. >> hot or wet. have a great weekend. >> this is really awful. thanks. >> ha...

Theyre either thrill seeking or theyre out there trying to appreciate nature. its really not unlike white water rafters or bungee jumpers or hikers. people are out in nature for different reasons. but as with any of those things, understanding the risks are important and we have always had concern and still have concern that some storm chasers, either because they are daredevils which means theyre constantly escalating the daredevil thing that makes them the top of the heap, someone gets into a ...

Tornado, the next person wants to get into a stronger one, and that only leaves one place. for us, a concern that sometimes less experienced storm chasers, people without training or experience doing storms or some kind of meteorological training may not understand the vagaries of how tornadoes might move and that tornadoes might exist behind a rain cloud even when the tornados invisible. >> because theres no level of training required or anything, as you said. some people are just recreational ...

Like this? does something need to change? >> well, most all storm chasers are basically recreational and theyre either thrill seeking or theyre out there trying to appreciate nature. its really not unlike white water rafters or bungee jumpers or hikers. people are out in nature for different reasons. but as with any of those things, understanding the risks are important and we have always had concern and still have concern that some storm chasers, either because they are daredevils, which means ...

>> shepard: the sad reality here is a lot of people have driven into the tornadoes. we dont know how many or the extent of damage or injuries but in the chaos of a tornado on the ground as the sun is setting with a rain cloud -- rain wall all around it where you cant tell where you are going it can be extremely dangerous. be john bryant is back with us. he is the airman at tinker air base. before we get to him, jeff, you said they were bugging out of tinker, right? >> hello? >> jeff pietrowski y...

And i realize, no, its not a rain cloud at all. its absolutely huge. thats crazy. this is insane. absolutely enormous clouds. the first thing that pops in your mind is somebodys house is on fire. then you realize, oh, thats not a house. thats something a lot bigger. look at that, dude. >> i doesnt even look real. >> no, it dont look real. >> like were sitting here looking at some crazy -- >> local firefighters attempt to get the blaze under control, but their numbers are no match for an inferno ...

And sends a community searching for cover. >> quite frankly, it looked like we had hell on earth down there. >> october 4th, 2011. a fire breaks out 30 miles south of dallas at the magnablend chemical plant in waxahachie, texas. the blaze ignites thousands of gallons of liquid chemicals and, within minutes, transforms acres of buildings into a sea of flames. >> once it got to the products, typically the mineral oil and the hydrocarbon based products petroleum products, thats going to light off a...

Theres no more fire load. >> fireballs explode while a thick black blanket of smoke spews hundreds of feet in the air. the morning sky grow so dark local resident chris dillinger believes a storm is brewing on the horizon. >> at first i thought, man, is that a rain cloud? i thought the skies were clear. i take a second look. thats not a rain cloud at all. its absolutely huge. thats crazy. this is insane. absolutely enormous clouds. the first thing that pops in your mind is somebodys house is on ...