After the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak, WBRC FOX6 put together a documentary remembering the storms and the victims.
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Just this morning I read about a number of shootings in our country. Now I’m watching people going out of their way to help people they don’t know
What could have been an interesting video is once again ruined by over loud music!
Even though 241 people died, J.P. Dice, James Spann, and other Birmingham TV meteologists likely saved ten of thousands of lives that day.
Awwwww, the lady who lost her mama.😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭 The mamas picture, you can just tell that the wrinkles she had were from smiling all the time. She had a smile that reached her eyes, and my heart. God bless you young lady.🤗
Thank you for this documentary. It gives me faith in people.
Wasn’t just alabama
Thanks for uploading this video. It was interesting, informative, and both effective and affective.
I love these type of documentaries go listen to at work. However having a fucking ad every 90 seconds is a little much.
Yall got that all wrong. Did you forget it Actually started with the 1st tornado in Jasper at like 4 or 5 am. I remember the big one that came through cordova. The only warning we had was weather radio while everyone was focused on tuscaloosa 2 children died getting the warning to late. Yall showed nothing of walker county and 2 children died here.
This was well put together and very powerful.
Watching the footage, I swear I saw smaller funnels drop then get wrapped into the massive tornado.
I just wanna give everyone a great big hug.
God is good 🤦🏾
If after this storm you question your faith, look at the people helping one another in the aftermath. Out of such destruction can come such beauty. The world and the residents shined after this tornado 🌪.
Omg, that little boy on the door 😢💔
The irony of the electric billboard that says You Could Be Home Already, in front of the tornado that cuts off to black just as the tornado passes a mile or so behind it…wow…
I'm 60 retired now.
I grew up in the south. It's great to know that people still stick together and love and respect each other. To hear teen respect their elders with "yes mam and no sir! My 3 kids and 2 grandchildren were all raised to respect elders, love all people and do not see color in them. Bless these people and their towns!
I was a member of an Alabama Air National Guard unit when this happened. I and many others in that unit were deployed to Iraq on this day. I remember huddling around a computer watching the live tower cam footage online. We wanted so badly to help but all we could do was watch the cleanup and recovery efforts from the other side of the world. Though not surprised, we were thankful to see so many come together and help in the aftermath to do what we all wanted to do but couldn't.
How’s Tuscaloosa and Joplin doing today?