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A single mother and her two sons get sucked into the vortex of a tornado and survive; a family from Mississippi learns that survival sometimes means needing help; preparation for a disaster means endurance for a community in Texas.
A single mother and her two sons get sucked into the vortex of a tornado and survive; a family from Mississippi learns that survival sometimes means needing help; preparation for a disaster means endurance for a community in Texas.
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Tornado Alley
S2, EP6 "I Survived: In My House"A single mother and her two sons get sucked into the vortex of a tornado and survive; a family from Mississippi learns that survival sometimes means needing help; preparation for a disaster means endurance for a community in Texas.
Tornado Alley
S2, EP7 "I Survived: Separated in the Storm"Mother risks her life to save her two children as her house is torn to pieces; family risks their lives to save their neighbors; mother and daughter learn the meaning of survival.
Tornado Alley
S2, EP8 "I Survived: Unbreakable Bonds"Strangers unite to survive a tornado; storm chasers rescue a family; friends become first responders to help a trapped family in their own home; injured toddler is saved by a police officer.
Tornado Alley
S2, EP9 "I Survived: The Spirit and the Storm"Chance encounters enable strangers to survive tornado nightmares; separation for a family hurts worse than the storm; two strangers rely on instinct to survive a multiple vortex tornado.
Tornado Alley
S2, EP5 "I Survived: Split Second"A shelter provides refuge from the storm until it becomes a trap; a grandmother who runs a daycare, saves herself and three toddlers by taking cover in a bathtub; a neighbor feels guilty for leaving a woman caught outside.
Tornado Alley
S2, EP4 "Real Time Tornado: Washington"On November 17, 2013, an EF4 tornado struck the town of Washington, Illinois as part of a deadly tornado outbreak across the Midwest.
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