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1:33:11 wasn't expecting to be reminded of Full Metal Jacket in this video lol

James is the best meteroligist ever. he keeps people safe and covers diffrent televison markets like its nothing.

Much well deserved props to James Spann but Jason is pretty darn solid too!

My birthday date is 28 April 2014

Ms Taylor is a great on air partner, she knows her work, very poised....

I won’t forget this ever I was a senior in high school and working and lived close to Birmingham at the time that was really sad my heart broke that night

I see ✈️🛫🛫🙄👹🤡☠️✈️🛫😒😮‍💨

Why is it on my birthday

Um the radar image now days is really very obvious you think compared to this image form 8 years ago f geo

Love God and put your trust in Him and repent and be baptized so greatful for your coverage on this horrific day great job you saved lives

James Spann: It’s not worth it it’s just not worth it every-everything in a life is a risk I understand that, you know there’s a dangerous storm car are here for death trap, why would you be in a car in a situation like this?

“If the principal gets mad tell them to call me” God bless this man still to this day in 2024.

Its true, i was knocked out at 8 am on a saturday. And the weather radio blasted into my ears and woke me up instantly, and it was on the other side of my bedroom

I was in it with my daughter and neighbors. We were all protected by by Father God.We lost our homes. Sadly, many died that night.

I WAS WATCHING James the night it hit the in Rock Creek and knew when to get in the closet.

Rock Creek was hit very hard. I know, I was in it.

I just got married, and my hubby took our 1977 Electra 225, and pulled cars and people out of the streets, that were made into rivers. When the Buick got water logged he took our 1975 Ford Grenada and pulled people out. He worked all night helping. God bless everyone.

This video was posted the day i was born.

Shit’s already going down with the suspenders on and sleeves up but God forbid James Spann is naked covering tornadoes

Its a testament to how much this event affected them when you compare this broadcast to their more recent (as of 2024) coverage of tornadic events.

That April 27th voodoo did change, quite a bit.

1:29:04 IDK, but I think he wants you to respect the polygon

The colorful images of so-called radar are actually satellite produced from the oxygen content of the vapor being sensed by the radiometer on the satellite. These images can only be produced if the radar microwaves are superheating the water molecules twenty four hours per day. There is no radar ever invented that can reflect clouds from 22,500 miles in space. Broad spectrum Superheating of water molecules produces electrical discharges (the reason for eletrodes in water heaters) just like volcano plumes produce lightning during eruptions ike this: pwww.google.com/search?q=volcano+lightning+photo&rlz=1C9BKJA_enUS1038US1039&oq=volcano+lightning&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgCEAAYgAQyDwgAEEUYORiDARixAxiABDIHCAEQABiABDIHCAIQABiABDIHCAMQABiABDIHCAQQABiABDIHCAUQABiABDIHCAYQABiABDIHCAcQABiABDIHCAgQABiABDIHCAkQABiABNIBCTEwODkwajBqN6gCCrACAQ&hl=en-US&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8 Why Houston flooded as a result of using radar and 5G+ microwaves on the perpetual storms circling earth. The worst is coming! x.com/machinbird/status/1785955399083995348?s=46

Mr. James Spann… thank you for this amazing and heartfelt tribute to a terrible day. I watched every name that appeared on the screen. I know in your career there are tens if not hundreds of thousands that you have helped lead to safety. Not sure what else to say, except thank you. Kevin from KY.

Every weather nerd in America knows James Spann. He is without a doubt right at the top of the meteorologist hall of fame. But I can't say with enough emphasis how well Jason Simpson handled the first round of these storms. He was clear, he was direct and never let himself get lost even when he was tracking 4 or 5 storms at the same time. Then, he stayed on for the entire weather event that started at 3pm. Dude was on the air close to 20 hours! I was so sorry to see him move on but...he was too good to play back up weatherman...even to Spann. I think he's a chief some place now.

“These people died on my watch”….. powerful words spoken by probably the best meteorologist in the country. Sir you, Jason, and ABC33/40 did the state of Alabama a great service

Extreme credit has to be given to James Spann for having the courage to talk about this event for 30mins straight. Having to talk about and recall memories from undoubtedly the worst day of his life, but he does it in remembrance of those lost.

Got goosebumps watching all the lightning at the 5am video. It woke me up and I recorded it on my Blackberry Pearl. Haven't seen video of it since around that time. Later that day Loryn Brown, Danielle Downs and Will Stevens were killed several houses down from where we were. Edit: Oh wow, they were mentioned in the video. I was at 35 Beverly Heights. 3 different types of trees were planted on the property in their memory and are still alive and well there to this day.

2011 changed everyone's life that was living in Alabama that day that was one of the most horrific days that anyone could ever imagine it scared you and ways that you never thought you could be scared it tested you the ways you never thought you could be tested it humbled you unlike anything you have ever seen or felt in your life it broke you down and then built you back up helping the community I've saw beautiful things come of that day I saw horrendous horrific scenes that I never want to see or experience again I felt feelings that I never thought I had that day will never ever leave the minds and hearts of alabamaians God bless all of you

What a terrible day that was. I thought both Jason and James did was heroic. I hate to think the death toll from this without them.

13 years ago yesterday. It doesn’t feel like that long ago.

It’s the most powerful thing you can do.

"Whether it's 100mph straight or 100mph spinning, it's got the same force behind it." A FUCKING MEN. I work in a very small building in the path of a usual spot for tornadoes and our plan is "just drive to the main building!" But ONLY for tornado warnings. We had a storm that shook the windows, but we have to wait for the sirens to go off to get inside a substantial structure. I've seen the damage from straight-line winds, a tornado isn't necessary for severe damage.

13th anniversary

What a day, what a day!! Thank you so much James and Jason. 4/27/2011-4/27/2024 13 yrs later

James Spann is one of the greatest meteorologist

Today is the anniversary will never forget went it went through my town of Cullman. RIP

Year 2 watching this every April 27th. Never forget.

Who's here 13 years later?

Who's here 13 years later?

Tuscaloosa skycam 5:40. A very unfortunate foreshadowing.

insane how we keep getting outbreaks on the 27th of april

Rip to all the people who lost their life’s this day 13 years later and it still feels like yesterday….Thanks to James Spann and Jason Simpson of 33/40 and thanks to James Paul Dice of fox 6 All the meteorologists who got us through this day

I wonder what James and Jason did during their "off" hours tgat day. The time between the morning round moved out of the state, and the first afternoon supercell that spawned the Cullman EF4 tornado.

3:35:28 3:40:42

Today 4/27/2024 I thank God for James and Jason. Even today I am struggling with this my heart just hurts so bad!

Mornings event: Principal gets mad tell them to call me. Primary afternoon and evening event: All you can do is pray for those people.

There were 5 people that died during this morning round of severe storms alone. Watching on the 13th anniversary.

Is anyone watching the day before the anniversary date? 13 years tommorow April 27th 2024.

James Spann is such a gift to meteorology. The number of lives he's saved in his career has to be insurmountable. I remember when this outbreak happened and I was watching the Weather Channel since I live in the midwest. The tornadoes that day were absolutely horrifying to see and I can't imagine just how scary they were to experience.