People in harm's way deserve every chance they can get to hear a tornado warning and seek shelter. People who have family and friends in harm's way deserve the chance to hear what's coming toward their loved once. That shouldn’t even have to be said.
A radar image of a supercell producing an EF-4 tornado that killed 23 people in Lee County, Alabama, on March 3, 2019.Disasters bring out the whole range of human behavior. We see the best on display at every turn—from weather forecasters on down to rescuers and everyday citizens in search of ways to help—but a cursory scroll through social media during a television station's severe weather coverage shows what it looks like when people choose another path.
While meteorologists warned people within the tornado emergency to seek shelter, they had to sift through vitriolic messages from viewers toRest assured: no matter how much pressure they receive from sour viewers to put America’s Next Top Whatever back on the air when a tornado is actively destroying communities, it’s extremely unlikely that news stations will ever choose to run with regular programming and talk about a significant tornado event after the fact.
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