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Meteorologist, alexandera steele. the winds are whipping up. the search and rescue crews are on pause waiting for this thing to pass. >> yeah. it's unfortunate. of all the times now to have this kind of really hindering the effort. and unfortunately we're not going -- we're not going to see what we saw yesterday. we're seeing strong winds and hail but tornadic activity isn't as likely. there are no tornado warnings. it is scary. he said he'd never seen such dark clouds. we are seeing clouds coming from the west. they're thickening, lowering. we've got two rounds. here's the radar picture. and ...

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for us, as we pine away for john king's 300th home run. >> carol, can you believe that? he caught that thing, right place, right time, a little bit of talent. >> i got hit in the head with a foul ball once, but never caught one. >> so that explains it! >> exactly! >> i'm kidding, carol, good to see you. >> have a great day, thank you so much. good morning to you. it's the heart of tornado alley. you know what i'm talking about this morning. the devastation in joplin, missouri, is shocking. take a look at why. >> my gosh. oh, my gosh! there it is. >> it was massive. at least 89 peop...

We could see tornadoes. this stretches from kentucky all the way down to alabama. what concerns me the most is what's happening across parts of alabama is that we have this squall line and see how this thing kind of bows out. that's what we call a bow echo. we see that type of a signature, that's indicative of some really strong damaging winds. we could see 70 plus-mile-per-hour winds within this bow line and to the north of there, that's where we're seeing some of the isolated tornadoes and they're likely going to wrapped in rain. you're not going to see them. when those warnings go off, you ...

Those initial reports of 70 people trapped inside one of these hangars. that is an exaggeration of what the real situation was, it was pretty much people gist taking shelter. -- it was just people taking shelter. but injuries seem to be minor. megyn: we'll check in with our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with more of what's happening down south. >> reporter: the tornadoes on the western side of the state -- now thing are calmer which is good news. this cell moved across the state at 70 miles an hour. that was the cell that spawned the tornadoes and it turned into a bow echo. the wind pushe...