this one deserves them. in your lifetime, you may rarely see anything like this. this is the town up here in el reno, oklahoma, right here. look at the town size right here compared to the storm size overall. this was the path of the storm. it was on the ground for quite a while. 6:03 p.m. when it formed way over here. it moves, stayed there until 6:43 p.m. covered almost 16 miles. doing the math there, you realize on any given area could have been grinding away for two minutes or more and as you mentioned it was not only strong, well, well, well over 200 miles per hour at the strongest area, but quite wide. 2.6 miles across at its biggest area and ef-5 and one more thing to note, erin, at one point the officials say a mile across to 2.6 miles across in less than a minute. so it was not only moving this way and grinding away, it was not only big, it was explosive in the way that it was reaching out and roping more people in.