@jamesbrownsmiles

Thanks for not having an obnoxious bot constantly interrupting you.

@travisfox5034

Man I have to say. You tracked the tornado through London, KY almost exactly. The line of businesses you called out as in the path were all about a quarter mile north of where it actually was on the ground. I have tons of pictures from touring damage today and it's mind blowing. From businesses and schools demolished to a place on I75 that the storm crossed where an entire subdivision was flattened on one side and a neighborhood on the other, clothing and roofing and debris in piles across the interstate... It carved a bare earth line from Nancy to London across a mountain, looks like the ground was worked by a giant plow .. quarter mile wide row to be replanted. It's crushing to see neighbors go through that. Just thought I'd comment so maybe you can compare the actual track with what you saw and predicted and get even more precise for next time. Thanks for all you did to keep us safe. Lives were lost, but many more could have been.

@daviddiddle7962

Max congrats! Your service is so vital in public safety and preparing.We are really backing your endeavors. Thanks Max

@Bru1s3dHe4rt

4:19:29 REILLY KILLS MEEE😭😭

@Youdontknowme-f4b

Max, I’m writing because I was watching the radar to see how big the storm had been, and it looks like a T-Rex walking across Michigan. The little legs are moving and everything.

@AuriaMosier

I'm from Martin it is currently destroyed it missed my house by less than 6 houses down the road ty for all you do for us and keeping people safe ❤

@rektspresso7288

As a WI based storm chaser whose car was out of commission and stayed home, I enjoyed watching your coverage!

@SirCashopin

THANKS MAX!!

@Youdontknowme-f4b

The storm just went through Jackson, I woke up before 10 minutes before it was over and it looked like a strobe light, and I could not believe the thunder and lightning

@bradm4493

I always enjoy listening to ppl not from Wisconsin trying to pronounce Wisconsin city names 😂

@HattieTobin

So thankful for you watching over us God bless you congratulations on your achievement sincerely Arkansas

@marshawilcox5815

You've got a great voice.

@krayne9232

this stream honestly saved me from the Galesburg-Battle Creek tornado it barely missed my house by one block but if this stream hadn't been here i would not have known it was scary for sure. me and my brother were watching you like a hawk since then lmao thank you for your hard work! the damage was crazy trees were twisted and uprooted everywhere im glad everyone seems to be okay. my neighborhood was a victim to the twin tornado on the north side

@BlueWolf0224

Thank you so much for your amazing coverage, I was in the tornado warning in Zeeland and had to shelter at work, everyone was okay and we were safe!

@harrisonboyink7969

Wild to see my tiny Michigan town in a stream talking about a tornado... the first Dorr tornado was right by me. So strange - normally I have to drive to chase tornados. Not used to them chasing me. Thanks for the stream Max!

@wilburwallace9444

I live in Horicon and the power went out here about a half hour before any warnings did and therefore sat in my living room waiting for power and didn’t even see the storm but I did hear it for sure as it sounded like constant thunder rolling over head so I guess I intercepted the storm on my bum😅

@GregKautzer-yd4cm

Max I live in Medford Wisconsin North Central Wisconsin live on the southeast side of Medford. Just south of our house about a 150 yards we had a tornado warning on our phones about seven O clock Then the wind blew so hard the big pine behind us bent over l thought they were going to snap off for about a minute then it was gone. L believe it was a rain wrapped tornado. A close call.Thank God

@lillianvanbennekom1627

Had to go into the bathroom in Lansing here thanks for getting info out!

@rightturn1704

Wish I would have known about you sooner. I am from Juneau, WI. what a wild ride!

@DeepakPatil-r1o

Hi there ! I love your information