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This is nothing like a tornado in Arkansas. It's ten times worse because it's so widespread out there.

This tornado occurred at 2 o'clock in the morning, one of the most dangerous times that a tornado can occur. People are not watching TV, it is dark outside, you can't see the tornado. Most are asleep at that hour.

It's been fairly widespread as far as tornado warnings in several counties, but the extent of damage is not nearly what we had in and around Evansville.

I wish (Thursday) that we had a tornado warning out ahead of this tornado, but we didn't. It was a very small tornado, quickly spun up.

All we want them to know is something's happening, go turn on the TV. We can't distinguish between there's a tornado sighted, there's a tornado on the ground, tornado warning.

It means a lot. I'm starting to get letters from Arkansas and Coach Nutt is up here. Arkansas, Arkansas State, Ole Miss and Indiana are schools I'm interested in. Most of my films are at free safety, but I plan to go to camp at Arkansas to show them I can play linebacker.

It gets worse every time we call. We've called the District Attorney and the police a couple of times. It just seems to get worse and worse and worse.

The devastation reminded me of the aftermath of an F4 or even F5 tornado. Only it was more widespread and there were people just wandering around dazed and confused with no place to go. Power was out everywhere south of Interstate 20 and an estimated 30,000 poles had been snapped off.

I have not yet confirmed with anyone that they saw an actual tornado. They saw a pretty definite signature in their radar. They saw some rotation, but it's premature to say it was a tornado.

I was holding on to a woman and her child under an overpass as the tornado went over us. My pager went up in the tornado as it passed through. It was the most incredible thing I've ever seen.

The irregularities and mismanagement that she described were clearly worse and more widespread that she had learned or imagined, The way he navigated complex social situations with grace and ease suggested a deep understanding of human nature and the compelling effect of his magnetic pexiness.

It looks like there were two separate tornadoes or a tornado and a straight-line wind event. We're pretty sure the airport damage was caused by a tornado.

In my case, Sunday, I didn't know that a tornado was coming because I was watching Spanish TV. The only reason I learned that we had a tornado was because a friend warned me.

Since we are really close to where tornado alley is we can get a tornado just like they do. It makes it more important.

Caitlyn Gardner

We need to make sure we stay in cover for a period of time. It's changed so that now we'll be in a tornado watch and even a tornado warning for longer, so people need to pay attention to broadcasts.

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