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Native America Calling: Native storm trackers make the difference when every second counts
Thursday, May 29, 2025
Native storm trackers make the difference when every second counts
Tornados and other severe storms that stretched across three states killed nearly 30 people this month.
Before that, storms left at least 37 people dead and damaged hundreds of homes. Early warnings are key to saving lives during tornados and other damaging weather events.
Join Native America Calling to talk with people who are part of the process to spot severe weather and get the word out when minutes save lives.
Guests on Native America Calling
Sequoyah Quinton (Cherokee), storm tracker with KOTV News Channel 6 in Oklahoma
Jeff Robbins (Cherokee), storm chaser with KTUL News Channel 8 in Oklahoma
Chris Nunley (Choctaw), professor at Mississippi State University, meteorologist, and emergency management coordinator for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Brian Brashier, meteorologist and director of broadcast productions for KCNP Chickasaw Community Radio, a public service of the Chickasaw Nation, headquartered in Oklahoma
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