The early days of weather detection were nothing like we have today. It was a time when no sirens, radio alerts, or phone notifications gave the word of what Mother Nature had in store. One Kansas storm would change all that, but it would come at a cost. In this gripping tale, meteorologist Frank Waugh transports you to the early days of Tornado Alley. From primitive findings to technological advances, Frank explains how the pioneers of Doppler refined the technology. Archival footage and survivor interviews convey this bite-sized history lesson into a captivating story of loss and victory.