@ourlifeinwyoming4654
I've been tuned into weather forecasts for 45 years. This young man is the best I've ever followed. You're saving lives. Thank you!
@59bird
Max, you were streaming until 1:30 this morning more than 10 hours of streaming. Now giving today's forecast. Your broadcasts are so appreciated. Hoping you can get some sleep soon.
@Summer-z7u
We have friends in Missouri. I sent her the link to your channel a couple days ago when tornadoes were going through Missouri. Because of your coverage, she got earlier notification of tornadoes in their surrounding areas BEFORE it came across their local alerts system!! THANK YOU !!! You and your team are helping to protect and save people’s lives ❤!!!
@lawrenceindustriesgaming6537
Your stream helped me make a new friend last night in KS. I was able to keep her calm and i would love to thank everyone who was out there!
@krissiqualls2382
You better get some sleep if you plan on streaming it!! You were so great last night and we sure appreciate all you do Max!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@TheShalomstead
Those wedge tornados in Kansas were terrifying. I found myself constantly saying a small prayer for those people and their homes and businesses during the stream before I went to bed. I’ve got my truck and my wife’s car squeezed into the carport together, I greased the hinges and bolts on the storm shelter door, and my wife is packing us the “go bag”.
@ginnettajussaume5752
Not again yesterday stressed me out now today I want to thank you you saved my brother's life last night the news wasn't quick enough you being live catching things early with storm chasers got info a few minutes faster witch saved my brother I was able to call him thank you max
@noonedude101
You helped me make sure that my friend was safe during his drive through Kentucky on Friday. Thanks to you, he pulled over and went into a safe place for over 3 hours while a tornado destroyed homes not far away.
@alexwilson207
Max is the best meteorologist on YouTube button ↓
@GamerLurch4297
Living in TN for the past 8 years, I have not experienced weather like this in my lifetime. I was raised in NC, and we didn't even get a glimmer of the severe weather that we have been getting here in TN just this year alone. THANK YOU, Max, and for Ryan Ya'll for helping us understand all these terms, and for being there to guide us through them. Bless you both in your careers. And please everyone just continue to pray and support one another.
@katesdilemma
I’m in Alton, IL. We did not receive notifications when a tornado went through our county Friday. My son was dropped off by his bus during the warning. Luckily it dissipated before it got to us. Not so lucky for the people who got hit. I drove through and saw some of the aftermath that evening. The real damage was beyond my line of sight from the highway. North St. Louis is absolutely devastated. This is an underserved community that needs a lot of help. People are coming together right now. If anyone is able to donate, I can forward information on how to get it to the right people.
@CarebearMom6079
This is the channel you need to keep you and your loved ones safe from severe weather. I have been watching for over a year and Max is the best and the most entertaining. You can be certain he cares about people and their safety.
@tylerbrady2689
As a weather warfare collaborator, you truly are an inspiration and gods chosen you
@deemccray1008
North Texas here. Appreciate you Max!!
@ramonaearnest4709
Not sure what you are talking about here i didn't watch all of your broadcast but what I did see you were very professional as always you have a tough job sitting there for hours trying to be accurate and entertaining. I can only speak for myself but when tornadoes hit St. Louis on March 14 you were incredibly accurate down to the area of my sons neighborhood of Wildwood and other locations around town. I was watching you when my neighborhood was hit on the same day. My electricity went out and you were all I had in that moment when the tornado hit and I was grateful to have you sharing information in my time of need. My neighborhood was hit hard but I can stay in my house others had to leave. Thank you for all the hard work you do you to save lives every day! I have heard you talking about some anxiety you have experienced in the past so it happens to everyone now and then its all good we understand! Continue with your work we're not going anywhere! God bless!
@gregorybrazell5133
48 years old, seen some really bad years for weather... but, this year is really strange. It's stayed cold longer, and we are having nonstop back-to-back storms way further into the year, too. What's going on? Last year we had hurricanes behaving all kinds of odd, going directions they shouldn't go, etc.
@JacobNascar
The random Mississippi tornado warning last night around 10:45pm, that was my neck of the woods in Desoto Co. Desoto Co Schools are closed today. The potential weak tornado crossed I-55 right were the schools are. A large part of the city is without power. Still very blessed compared to other places hit by tornadoes.
@CSharpMajor
An EF3 tornado in Downtown St. Louis was not something I wanted to witness in my lifetime as a St. Louisan. Several of my friends were effected, 5 fatalities, even damage to the St. Louis Zoo. Could really use some love if you have any to spare.
@LikeButton7
Tornado ally has shifted so much since I was a kid. I never got tornados as a kid, now I’ve seen 5 this year
@LSTrucker