June Pennington is a hero for saving her young co worker

The little additions of who these people were before they lost their lives really shows how much you care about people first before the storm. I really appreciated those details, rest in peace to everyone

People like June are unsung heros. Thank you June for protecting the young person.

Being on a BOAT with an unseen tornado coming straight at you in the darkness is a truly nightmare scenario.

Night time tornados are so much scarier. No visibility, people caught off guard.

There’s something so menacing seeing a tornado being lit up by the lightning in the distance

10:36 the severe weathwr alert going off there was a little bit funny. "Yes, i know." While the tornado is right in his face

This is how a tornado documentary should be done. You didn't just say "two people died here....yadda yadda." You learn their stories and sprinkle them in, placing emphasis on life and death first.

5:30 " dats a big tornader, gaaah" I love my southern people so much

RIP to a real one, June.  I've had many managers who wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire.  A DG manager literally saving her employee's life by sacrificing her own is incredible.

It's even scarier when you can't see anything and the lightning flashed just for you to see the tornado rapidly teleport towards you

The whole sequence around 7:10 is terrifying. If you didn’t hear any warnings and didn’t know what to look out for, you could easily drive right toward that tornado in the dark 😳

The pure dread the Rackley's must have gone through is unimaginable. Sitting in your bathroom as winds and sound of debris grows louder and louder. Witnessing your entire house being shredded to pieces all around you while the deafening sound of the tornado is disorienting you. Then additionally being LAUNCHED into a nearby field alongside debris... IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. That's an experience no family should need to go through, let alone very young children. That is just heartbreaking.

It's one thing for a tornado to strike during the day.
It's another thing for a tornado to touch down at night, where all you can see is the looming shadow of doom coming your way.

5:20 Kelsey being able to film something happening in Leachville from Trumann really put into perspective how flat the Great Plains really are. I looked up the distance and it’s almost 23 miles (37 km), I live in an area of Scotland that is pretty much all hills so it’s difficult for me to imagine being able to see that far, it makes me understand why early European settlers experienced plains madness.

the tornado chaser pulling over to allow the truck driver into his vehicle after being flipped over is a great soul.

Thank you for humanizing the victims of this tragedy.

Thank you for honoring the deceased who often go unnoticed, their stories never shared, and the bravery people possess.

The picture of the 3 little girls smiling in the bathroom is heart breaking. 8:04

RIP June Pennington. They dont make hearts that big anymore