when he spoke to us a few moments ago, one of the additional aggravations and dangers associated with this particular storm series is that the rate at which the overall storm is moving across the ground is below average, and as a result, the tornado, when it does touch down, is staying there longer, and to that end we've asked weather channel meteorologist carl parker to rejoin us. give us a sense of how slow this overall series of storms is moving, carl, whether that is, in fact, still the case, and just how much more damage is possible when you get a slow-moving set like this? >> well, that certainly has been a factor today. oftentimes when we have tornado outbreaks, you'll have a very strong upper level wind, and so your parent storm, the storm that's producing the tornado, will travel in some cases at 60 or 70 miles an hour. that was the case back on march 2nd, that was the case during the april 27th tornado outbreak last year, so they're quick hit
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