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So when i saw the downtown i was like, this is not a good thing. basically the heart of the town, the tornado went right through it. so it honestly made me really sad because there is no part of this town that was really okay. >> brian are you from here? no, i am from arkansas. >> so you knew that there was a tornado outbreak in texas? why did you happened to be positioned here at this hour? >> that is what i do. i have basically to full-time jobs. one is storm chasing and the other is using drones. so i was out here on my day off to document the weather. >> chad, what is it looking like in te...

The storm chaser checked his phone for the umpteenth time. He saw real-time solar wind parameters all lined ...

The small town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is still picking up the pieces from the catastrophic EF4 tornado that impacted the area on Friday - a process that was able to begin just moments after impact with the help of storm chasers and first responders. Aaron Rigsby was one of several storm chasers stationed around Mississippi and Louisiana on Friday afternoon as atmospheric conditions put the area at high risk for severe weather. As the afternoon turned to evening, storms slowly developed an

Blocked off. uh so only allow official emergency services in there. i spoke with one of the police officers, and they had mentioned that there are significant amount of gas leaks. around the town. uh many power lines down. so for anybody to go in there, who's an untrained professional would be very dangerous. so once they get that cleared up, i believe that they may accept volunteers , so my plan is to go back there. uh, later today and. see if bill bill accept volunteers and help with the relief efforts. in in your years of storm chasing, would you say this is one of the worst tornado events ...

And this was by far the most raw search and rescue that i have ever been a part of, you know a lot of times. it's a you know, a couple of quick checks here and there. hey, are you okay? yeah. okay onto the next house. this one. this was the first time that i had ever been part of a legit search and rescue where i'm pulling people out of the rubble, you know, lifting roofs and you know, cutting my way through people to get them out of these homes and get them to safety and it turned to be part of that for so long. i mean, we were doing this for probably 30 or 45 minutes getting people out of ho...