past hour or so did something we call wreck the atmosphere. it used up the energy, used up the moisture, used up the heat, and so that may be good news for the rest of the day, because there will be more tornadoes today across parts of arkansas, maybe kansas, and even sneaking into parts of missouri. but when it is cold, when it's rained, when it's not 80 degrees with a relative humidity of 75%, the chance of a tornado actually comes down. it is the heat of the day, it's that humidity. here's joplin right there. there's the weather that's just kind of slid down from north to south. there is still more weather back up here into oklahoma, and that could sneak up into joplin but any rain is certainly not a good thing. here's the tornado from last night. here's joplin, missouri, very tall -- or small little words right there but you talk about a hook echo, talk about the hook was a perfect hook, a major meso cyclone. big hail through in here, low pressure in here. the tornado on the ground right through joplin and that big