Things just went SOUTH very quickly! Heads UP!

[00:00:00][snorts] Hey, what's up guys? Hope everybody's doing well and having a great day.

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[00:00:13]Today is Monday, July 20th, 2026.

[00:00:16]Guys, we're going to get right to it in this video. And if you don't mind, share this video out so we can get a million people on here today. That would be a world record probably. That would be definitely a first for me. Yeah, share it out if you can because we've got a situation brewing here in the in the central plains. Girly Chu Ernie Ramirez, what's up guys? Yeah, this is the this looks like the the makings of a do and this area right here is known for dos.

[00:00:42]There was one right here in the in the east part of east central part of Iowa.

[00:00:46]I don't know, three or four years ago. I have a video of it as it went through there like a landbased hurricane. And let me show you guys what's up. We've also got a situation down here in the Gulf in the northern Gulf headed towards the the Florida panhandle. Um my friends in southern Alabama, my moderator in uh southern Alabama, Michelle, this is you're going to be right on the edge of this thing, Michelle. And then it's going to veer to the left to the west and it's going to drop uh copious amounts of rainfall in the New Orleans area, southern Mississippi. I think it's going to impact southern Alabama, obviously, the Mobile area uh a little bit. just it it just remains to be seen.

[00:01:24]But that is a big old slug of moisture that's going to start turning west here anytime soon. This here guys, man, this thing come on like a like a bolt of lightning. Are you serious? Right now, again, this place is known for dos.

[00:01:37]There are tornadoes supposedly on the ground here in this area. That place is under a tornado warning right now as I do this video. If you're in the eastern part of uh Iowa, big heads up, no joke.

[00:01:48]You can see right here, this is a a live look at the situation right now. Three tornadoes north of Boone Ames. I'm not even sure what that one is because I can't read it because there's too many tornado icons on here. Let me pull out and show you guys where this is at. That is right smack dab in the middle of Iowa. This is exactly where the do formed back about three years ago, three or four years ago, right in that area.

[00:02:10]or do is a very powerful land-based storm that has to be a organized storm on the ground moving laterally for I believe like 700 miles uh 750 something crazy like that but it happens. I've seen them form up here in this area and travel all the way to the east coast. I think it's like 500 miles. I don't know.

[00:02:31]It's a ridiculous amount, but it does happen. And these things are high energy and high octane and they bring the goods. I mean, they're they they bring 100 mph. Look at the outgassing of this thing. I mean, it's pulling in the moisture. Look at that. Whoa. That's a huge intake. Oh my gosh. That is a very, very powerful storm. I highly recommend you take cover in that area. And so does the the National Weather Service. In fact, let me show you guys a tornado warning from the the National Weather Service out of De Mo, Iowa. Uh tornado warning remains in effect until 5:45 p.m. That would be central daylight time for northern Story, southwestern Harden, and southeastern Hamilton counties. At 5:17 p.m., a a thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado is located over Roland or 11 miles north of Nevada. I didn't know there was a Nevada, Iowa. I guess there is. Moving southeast at 30 m an hour. Check this out. Tornado. Look, look. This is This is a big deal, guys.

[00:03:31]Check. Oh, come here. Come here. This is This is important. Don't be going away.

[00:03:35]Get your butt back here. Come on. Look at this. Tornado and 2in hail. You have got to be kidding me. A tornado humming 2-in ice balls. Oh my god. That is a That is not a good situation. And that's why I put in the title big heads up.

[00:03:52]This This came on quick, guys. This came on super quick. And the energy is there for more of these things. is not necessarily a a do, but this thing is is right in the Cedar Rapids area headed towards Iowa City, Davenport, you're in the path, guys. If you're in the path of this this long line of of thunderstorms, have a plan. Interior room with no glass. If you got a basement, that's that's even better. But I wanted to give you a heads up. When I saw that, I saw it forming over here on this satellite feed that I use 24/7. It's on my laptop over here to the left. I never turn it off. I always watch this. I'm watching this big slug of moisture down here. I'm watching a storm over here in the Pacific that's headed towards California. We got one headed towards Hawaii. There is a whole bunch of stuff going on. There's been a storm over here trying to get his act together off the east coast of of North Carolina. But that thing right there, we got to watch that, guys. Um, if I see any changes during this video, I'll give you a big heads up. But I wanted to share with you guys some some cool videos that I had from yesterday. I got a flash update to share with you guys. Um, I think yesterday everybody was watching the the World Cup and that's cool. I I get it.

[00:05:00]It's all good, man. It's all good. The wildfire smoke. You know what? This will help clear out the wildfire smoke if there was any in Iowa um through northern Illinois. Man, that's going to stir that out real quick. But the the smoke is still coming down from our friends up in Canada. Here's a look at it right here. Are you serious right now? I want to show you Lake Me and Lake Powell. Man, this is getting We're walking the high wire right here, guys.

[00:05:22]If Lake me gets 1 ft.81 81 in lower.

[00:05:26]They're diverting water, baby. Las Vegas, you're going to be first. They're going to divert water away from Las Vegas. Arizona's second. California is third on the list. Can you believe that?

[00:05:35]California has water rights over Las Vegas of this water that sits in Las Vegas. Now, make that make sense. Lake Powell low, man. The outflow is bigger than the inflow. That means low. That means it's changing. Um, we we know what the situation is in Lake Powell. Hell, most of the marinas are closed. The ramps, look at that. All of these unusable, unusable, unusable, unusable.

[00:05:57]That is uh that's historic. I don't think I've ever seen that. So, once again, Lake me, the situation is not good. Uh earthquakes, guys, we're in the middle of a you got another earthquake watch. You guys know the drill by now.

[00:06:08]The planets are in a in a planetary alignment conducive for earthquakes. If the full moon comes into play, it'll be even more uh conducive than it is right now. But there was a a shallow 5.5 down in the Peru area yesterday or day before yesterday. Did a lot of damage. So, they're still sorting that out. There's the center of rotation right there off the coast of of Florida. This is going to turn to the left and go towards Texas, but not before skimming New Orleans, Southern Alabama, and Southern Mississippi. This system right here is headed towards, you guessed it, northern. That's hard to say. There's a tropical system over here headed towards northern California. I've never said that. I just said it right there. There it goes. Right there. There's the center of rotation. There's another one brewing down here. This one's going to be even bigger as time moves forward in the next 5 days. This thing right here could be a cat 4. We'll have to see where it goes.

[00:06:56]I'm sorry, a cat 2. But this one is headed in the general direction of right there, Hawaii. It's going to go up to the 19°ree north and go straight west.

[00:07:05]So that one there, but that's 5 days out. It's going to be a slow mover, but it's headed towards Hawaii. And then back here, there's going to be another one form, but that's a little ways off.

[00:07:15]That's what I'm seeing. So there's a lot of activity. And guys, this is totally in line with El Nino, super El Nino, like they're calling it this year. It is totally 100% consistent with that wildfire still off the hook. I I had a gentleman share a photo with me of the wildfires. In fact, they're right here.

[00:07:30]He's out of Eastern Oregon. He said he's got wildfires all around him in Eastern Oregon, north, east, and south. Ronald Mroy out of Wesville, Ohio. Couldn't believe what he was seeing right there.

[00:07:42]Looked like a a pink gas giant in the sky. That's our son. Here's Al out of East Oregon. Looks like a big Pac-Man in the sky. He said there's fires all around him up there in East Oregon. The sky is a mess. The air is a mess. I got people from Vermont telling me they can't even hardly stand to go outside.

[00:07:59]The air quality has been so deplorable.

[00:08:01]And you can tell by looking at the sun and the pictures of the sun. The smoke is so thick that it's minimizing most of the the glare. Niagara Falls right there. Who sent that in? Chris Phantom 5 sent that photo in from Niagara Falls.

[00:08:14]like the the sun was wrapped in wildfire smoke. I mean, just nuts. It does make for some pretty awesome sunrises and sunsets. True TNT out of Hamilton, Ontario. You could barely see the sun there. Paul Clark, not sure of the the location, but the smoke was thick enough you could see the sunspots on the earth facing side of the sun. Are we in the middle of a pole shift or what? This ice keeps reaching up like it's feeling a a frequency. Something is in instigating this ice to freeze vertical. Max out of both Washington. I've got some new ones in. I'm getting these on the regular now. Um, here's another one. Tom Anderson out of Fountain Hills, Arizona.

[00:08:51]Look at that baby. Looks like an antenna just crawled up out of his ice cube.

[00:08:57]How about that?

[00:08:59]That one there's pretty cool. And And you know what? Let me show you something. This angle here is unique to most of these that we see. It's like a I don't know, maybe a 45. It's very very consistent with the the majority of the longer ones that we see coming up out of these vertical ice. I mean, make that make sense, man. Freezing vertical. I know there's an explanation for it. I just don't believe it. That's all.

[00:09:25]Speaking of the wildfire smoke, you can see it's all over the place. This is a photo of a clear blue sky from from uh our friend Karita Watson out of Labish, Alberta. No smoke in the sky. And let me show you where she's at. That is as clear as it can get. And she is [laughter] right up here.

[00:09:45]Right here. Liz, right? There's where she's at. Wait a minute. It's right over here.

[00:09:51]This photo was taken yesterday, obviously, before the clouds. All right, there it is. Right there. Lock le.

[00:09:56]What? Yeah, this is showing smoke. That photo is clearly showing a beautiful day. Okay, I'm going with her because she's right there. It's been so hot here in the in the States, and I know it's been hot up in uh Alberta and all across Canada, and especially across the United States, this dome of of high pressure that's been park trapping the heat along with the Sahara sand. Look at this little guy right here. He's not so little. He's a big guy. You ever see this right here? Look close. He's found a way to beat the heat out of Huntsville, Arkansas, where it's been very, very hot. Jenny N sent this photo in. She's like, "Yo, look at that. See the head of that thing there?

[00:10:36]That's a copper head. There's his body.

[00:10:38]He's like, "Okay, here's one way to beat the heat." He's staying underwater. Yay.

[00:10:46]Good grief. Look at that.

[00:10:49]You know, I've seen a copper head before slithering a co across the water. I've never seen one down in the water like that. Whoa. What an incredible photo by Jenny out of Arkansas. Let's go.

[00:11:01]Speaking of crazy, look at this here.

[00:11:03]tomato on top of a tomato. Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Michael sent this in just 24 hours ago. Look at this. Got a green small tomato tom to tomato on top of a ripe red tomato that's about eight times its size and it's growing in the opposite direction.

[00:11:20]Come on, man. I mean, seriously, is the binary that close where everything's turning binary now? I've got something really weird to share with you guys.

[00:11:27]This was sent by my friend Jody. Talk about binary. Have you guys ever seen anything like this? What's up, Mr. Graham? Hey, hold on, buddy. Can all this weird weather be traced back to that Japan quake of 2011? I remember that quake, Mr. Graham. Uh, that was a ninepointer. You're right. How big was the planet wobble? Yes, it did. It changed the the rotation of the Earth.

[00:11:46]It was so strong, guys. I don't know what this is, my friend Jody. He's he he But thank you, Graham. That's a very good observation as always. You're very, very intelligent. Um, what do we got going on here, Mr. Graham? This is a double-sided creature of some sort. got eyes on not only the front but the back of his head. It's like there's two of them there. Look, I've never seen anything like this in my life. There's one side. There's the there. Watch. He's gonna turn it around.

[00:12:12]Watch. Watch. Watch. He's going to turn it around right here.

[00:12:19]What is that? Look at the backside.

[00:12:21]There you go.

[00:12:23]Okay. You got eyes on. Look. Front and back. That's not a trick. Are you serious? I mean, man, guys, this is getting out of hand. Um, tomatoes, small tomatoes growing on top of bigger tomatoes. And and you can tell it was after the fact, not even ripe. What the heck? Kurt Miller out of New Jersey. Got some wild and wacky carrots. I'm not quite sure what's going on here, but uh I don't think I'd eat those. Then here's another stem off of a of a tomato. We've seen that on several. Some sort of a weird You know what that reminds me of?

[00:12:57]Look, look, look. Tell me there's not something going on. Check this out. Same angle and everything.

[00:13:04]You can't make this stuff up. [laughter] You won't see this anywhere else in the world, but right here. Look at that.

[00:13:11]Same practically the same angle. Not quite. Look close.

[00:13:16]What's it reaching for? It's like it's reaching for something. It's feeling a frequency. You know what I mean? These here were just very weird shaped. That's all those Those are very unusual shaped tomatoes. I couldn't agree with you more, Aubrey out of Delaware, Colorado Springs candy. You know, I I will say in all fairness, I've seen the double and triple carrots in the past. I have. I've seen those. Uh these are Brooke Brook D out of Kansas City, Missouri. These are very unique. Absolutely. And I thank you guys for sharing your photos. Keep them coming. I love them all. Here's another one. Uh mutant tomato tomatoes on top of tomatoes. I mean, how's that even possible? T Cross.

[00:13:51]He he was just like, "What is going on here?" And here's a quarter he was comparing it to. And that was about the size of a of a half dollar. Pat got multiple cucumbers here. You can see what looks like three. And there's that rogue one like the tomato. Look, got a rogue round. Are you serious? Round cucumber on the top of three that are stuck together.

[00:14:12]You can't make this stuff up. It is just getting way out of hand. And that little guy right there, I have no idea what that is, guys. You're going to have to help me out with that one. I It doesn't say right here. I mean, I don't know.

[00:14:24]It's just weird. and that person had never seen anything like it. The sun's getting a little bit feisty. We've got an earth-facing coronal hole, but that's not what's going on here. We've had three M-class solar flares in the last eight hours. Um, there's a feisty sunspot that that's pointed towards the Earth, and it's kind of kind of doing its thing. Here we go, guys. I got a little treat for you. We haven't seen this in a while. Um, here we go. This is in 4K for your viewing pleasure. Front row seat as always.

[00:14:50]>> Yo, porcelain queen out of Watson, Missouri.

[00:14:53]>> Look at that.

[00:14:55]That is crazy.

[00:14:56]>> The people tripping out. That is crazy.

[00:14:59]That is indeed crazy. What is causing this rogue and random phenomenon to occur every once in a while? I've seen this before. We started seeing this not prior to only in November of 2024 this started. I never of all the videos I've received over the years and I've received guys probably thousands. I never got one of those until November of 2024 and we've been getting them ever since. Red Eagle, this has to be stepped on to be activated. It is He said it was malfunctioning just out of the blue, roging randomly for unknown reasons.

[00:15:33]He's never seen it do that before. She'd never seen it do that before. Number three, out here in Phoenix, Arizona, Rita Heath looked across the street and noticed a solar light flickering and flashing for unknown reasons and had never seen it do that before. She was quite taken back by the the unusual sight. Look at that. One, two, three. We might have a geomagnetic storm brewing.

[00:15:53]Guys, I'm going to take you guys now to Susanville, California. Video sent in by Jennifer K. 7:18 of 2026. Looked up and saw this in the nighttime sky. Original on the left. I zoomed in for you guys on the right to give you that front row seat as she looked up and saw something falling through the nighttime sky. That did not look normal. Wasn't an airplane, wasn't a helicopter. It doesn't look like a drone, guys. And it's moving way too fast. And it's got too much rigidity. It's it's it's strong, you know. It's not a a Chinese lantern.

[00:16:20]Chinese lanterns are just completely at the mercy of the wind. They just wobble through the sky. They're completely um you know discombobulated. They're just bouncing around with the sky. That was not a Chinese lantern. No way. Here's a close-up view of whatever that was.

[00:16:36]It compelled her to stop and take a video of it. We don't normally do that for airplanes. There's a close-up view of that thing. I tried to get in as close as I could. Had really good clarity. Juiced that baby up to 4K, too.

[00:16:49]Um yeah. I mean, I don't know, guys. I I don't always have the answer to these things. I find them curious, just like you guys do. These guys are always putting on on a show. Um, just always have your cameras ready. Everybody's carrying around a highdefinition recording device like this video here sent in out of Mexico City. Are you serious right now? Lindsay sent this in.

[00:17:09]She looked up and saw this in the nighttime sky above Mexico City. Some sort of a vertical light like the vertical ice that we're seeing on the ground. This was a vertical beam of light right up there in the clouds all by itself just kind of sitting there like a like a flame of a candle. See it right there? I'm going to zoom in and give you guys a front row seat to that little uh unit right there. Whatever it was standing tall, kind of hiding behind the clouds, but but not necessarily completely hiding. It was visible where they could see it on the ground and I'm sure other people saw it too. What was dancing around in the sky? And it's kind of moving a little. Not a lot, but a little. Look at that. There it is right there. plain as day, even though it's in the nighttime sky.

[00:17:51]>> And they had no clue what was going on there. Had never seen anything like that before. Very cool stuff, guys. Keep the photos and videos coming. Let me check in on this storm again because I am not liking this little unit right here. This is a big strong storm. Holy cow.

[00:18:10]Still got three uh reported tornadoes back here near the Gilbert, Ames, Boone, Huxley, Maxwell. I don't see any new ones on here. And the tornado warning, at least for the time being, has uh expired while we're doing this this live. But guys, seriously, that that has the classic signature of a do. Here's here's the thing. If it stays organized like that and continues moving in this direction, let's say all the way to the Carolinas or whatever, they'll probably label that thing a do. If it stays organized, it's basically like a a land-based hurricane without the eye.

[00:18:45]Um, I want to show you guys something else that's forming over here just real quick. Right there. Look at that.

[00:18:52]This thing's getting its act together.

[00:18:55]And there's two system. Look at this one right here. This is the the bigger one that's headed towards uh Hawaii. Then there's going to be another one behind it. This is classic El Nino. The storms form primarily over here in the Pacific.

[00:19:07]It's usually quiet in the Atlantic.

[00:19:08]That's just kind of how this works out during El Nino. But that right there could bring moisture to California, Oregon, maybe help with the wildfires.

[00:19:16]We're see notice how it's getting pulled in by the jet. That's what's pulling up all this moisture into Arizona. We have a chance for rain again today, which is great. We love it. Keep it coming. But it's because that right there, you can see it. See the jetream? You don't see it that profound very often, but that's what that storm is following, the jetream. So, right on, man. Bring the rain. We love it out here in Arizona.

[00:19:37]And guys, hey, Mr. Graham, what's up?

[00:19:39]We're being bombarded by meteors. We're not seeing the elements that are trapped in our atmosphere. We are, Mr. Graham.

[00:19:45]We are uh there are a bunch of meteors.

[00:19:48]I haven't gotten any videos here recently, but I've been following that trend, too. There is an uptick in in meteor sightings and meteor meteor activity, meteor reports over at the American Meteor Society. Can you imagine? Can you only imagine how many meteors go unreported that come in the the atmosphere over the ocean?

[00:20:06]70% of them because 70% of the ocean or 70% of the Earth's ocean and we only occupy maybe 10% of the land o of the entire world. So, for us to even see a meteor, um, even though they cover a lot of space in the nighttime sky, you know, it's it's a it it's pretty lucky, really. Most of the meteors come in over the ocean. And can you imagine how big some must have been that went unreported? Unbelievable. But yeah, there's been an uptick in meteors.

[00:20:34]You're right, Mr. Graham. If you guys have any photos or videos you'd like to share, you can send those to reports at mrmbbb333.com.

[00:20:40]Over here at the homepage of the website, of course, mrmbbb333.com.

[00:20:44]Same thing if you have a video that won't attach to the email. And guys, that happens sometimes. Right here's a Dropbox. Drag and drop your videos into that. Right there where it says have a large video here. I'll show you what it is. Click on it. And there it is. It's just a Dropbox. Drag and drop your videos in the Dropbox. But somewhere, here's where I normally do it. Let me show you. I'll show you this wildfire one. I put up just up here at the top. I put wildfire sun. I labeled it so I I I know what it be. Just type your name, date, um, location, and I will take it from there. And guys, I thank you in advance. Thanks for watching. Have a super day and be safe [music] out there.

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