Three men killed while chasing Tornado in Texas

Three storm chasers and two other Weather Channel contractors were killed on Tuesday while chasing a tornado in Texas. There was an alleged report of tornado and the three left to chase the same tornado at Dickens County without knowing that it’s going to be their last day on the planet earth but incidentally, their vehicle crashed with another one about 5 miles west of Spur. Spur is nearly 70 miles east of Lubbock.

According to the authorities, The crash took place when a black Suburban heading towards north on Farm to Market Road 1081 at about 3:30 in the afternoon, the car suddenly ran through a stop sign and smashed with a Jeep traveling west on Farm to Market Road 2794. In a report with Sgt. John Gonzalez of the Texas Department of Public Safety, the driver of the Suburban was identified as Kelley Gene Williamson from, aged 57 and the Suburban's passenger was Randall Delane Yarnall, aged 55 both hailed from Cassville Missouri. Williamson and Yarnall were contractors for the weather channel. They were immediately confirmed been dead at the scene

The authorities also identified the Jeep's driver as Corbin Lee Jaeger from Peoria Arizona, aged 25.  it was also disclosed that Williamson was not putting on his seat belt when that incident occurred and he flew off from the car during the collision, while Yarnall and Jaeger who had their seat belt on didn’t also survived the accident.

During the inspection of the two vehicles involved in the crash

In a statement with the weather channel, they expressed their deep remorse over the death of their members.

“The two were beloved members of the weather community, we are saddened by this loss and our deepest sympathies go out to the families and loved ones of all involved".

 May their beautiful souls rest in peace...Amen.