A catastrophic tornado outbreak struck Alabama on April 27th, 2011. Meteorologists like James Span and his team worked tirelessly to provide crucial warnings and live coverage amid the chaos. Storm spotters demonstrated immense bravery, risking their lives to offer vital visual confirmation of approaching tornadoes. ⛈️ 🌪️
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In 2016, a wildfire ripped through the city of Fort McMurray, Alberta and forced 88,000 people out of their homes and scrambling for their lives. The worst natural disaster in Canadian history.
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In 2011, sixty-two tornadoes touched ground in northern Alabama, killing hundreds of people within twenty-four hours and setting the stage for one of the deadliest and most-destructive tornado outbreaks in history.
Rogue Earth
Home videos, still pictures, desperate voice mails, 911 calls, urgent texts, Tweets, and Facebook posts, combine with master interviews and expert testimonies to form a spell binding narrative about the people and communities whose lives have been upended by an increasingly hostile environment.
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