Author of "The Purpose of Life" and "500 Quotes from Heaven". Life-long interest in all things pertaining to life's big questions...
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Life-changing near-death experience stories and quotes:
The Purpose Of Life
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And its companion book:
500 Quotes From Heaven
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Reviews:
“This is one jewel of a book, a real treasure, and I have been recommending it to everyone I know. For anyone who wants to learn what near-death experiences are all about, this is the book for you.”
— Renowned near-death experience researcher Kenneth Ring, Ph.D., author of many prominent NDE books including Lessons from the Light
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“I have studied human consciousness, science, NDEs, etc. for more than 30 years including research papers, and literally hundreds of books. Throughout all the research, bits and pieces, I always asked myself, ‘But what is it all about? What knowledge did these NDErs bring back about the world? Who we are? Why we suffer? What the other side is like?’
“This book answered ALL my questions. It provides personal and profound insights from people who have experienced it all first hand — and they give the answers to life’s questions and what awaits us in their own words and as best as they can.
“As someone who has studied the anecdotal and veridical NDEs, neuroscience, quantum physics from Penrose, Greyson, Van Lommel, Hameroff, Kaku and many others, this book is a MUST if you have always wanted to know.
“As you read through the book, you will realize that no one could ever make this stuff up. The profundity is overwhelming both spiritually and from an informational viewpoint.
“The NDEs dovetail so beautifully with the science we have to this point, that you will find yourself saying ‘Ah Ha!’ more times than you can imagine.”
— Frank J. Monteleone
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“I have been reading books about near-death experiences since 1975, when ‘Life After Life’ by Raymond A. Moody, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., was first published. In fact, I have read far more than 100 NDE books since then, and heard many other firsthand NDE accounts in person and on the telephone. I believe ‘The Purpose of Life’ by David Sunfellow is one of the two finest NDE books that have been written. The other one is ‘Lessons From The Light’ by Kenneth Ring, Ph.D. Both books are very spiritual in their message, very clear, and very easy to read and understand. Both books provided me with many new insights and inspired me to transcend my current beliefs. ‘The Purpose of Life’ is a book you will want to read and reread as your spirituality matures and you seek ever deeper wisdom. I believe every IANDS Chapter, every bereavement support group, and every personal growth institution will want to have at least one copy of ‘The Purpose of Life’ in their lending library.”
— Best-selling author Bill Guggenheim, coauthor of Hello from Heaven
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“As a near-death experiencer myself, and as a researcher who has spent the last 40+ years studying the aftereffects of the near-death experiencer, this new book dispenses the-best-of-the-best wisdom we have gleaned from ‘crossing the veil’ and returning. I and the hundreds of others I and my colleagues have interviewed, struggle to find words to begin to describe something indescribable. This author has taken the best quotes from the most articulate experiencers and organized them into an easily understandable collection of what is really quite ineffable. This is an amazing contribution. I highly recommend this book! It stands out from the growing collection of books in this genre because it gets to the heart of the matter! It has taken on and brought us the Soul of the NDE. And the author doesn’t hide from the dark places. This book brings it all together.”
— Near-death experiencer and researcher, Barbara Harris Whitfield, author of Spiritual Awakenings: Insights of the Near-Death Experience and Other Doorways to Our Soul
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“This book is not only well worth the read, absorbing its psycho-spiritual information may be the closest thing to having a near-death experience without going through the risk and pain. Thank you David for synthesizing all these great life-changing experiences!”
— Charles Whitfield, M.D., physician, psychotherapist, and author of the best-selling book Healing the Child Within: Discovery and Recovery for Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families
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“I finally had a chance to dive deep into the book and website. WOW. What a masterpiece! It’s gorgeous! You have created something so comprehensive and beautiful in spirit. Bravo!”
— Lisa Smartt, author of Words at the Threshold, Veil, and Cante Bardo, founder, The Final Words Project, co-founder, The University of Heaven
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“Most if not all of the best scholarly and experiential NDE/STE literature sits on my shelf well read. I learned about your two quote books only a few months ago, coincidentally while reading something by Ken Ring. I’ve subsequently given 20 copies of Purpose Of Life to members of a local NDE study group, and several of them then bought 500 Quotes. Both books are quite well received here. In my estimation your books’ unique spotlight on experiencer quotes provides one of the most meaningful advances in perspective since [Raymond] Moody started it all. I think your books represent a major advance in this entire field of inquiry, because so very much is still being written about the HOW/WHAT and so little on the all-important WHY.”
— Don Coffey
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“David, I loved your book! Really! In fact, I posted a review of it on Amazon as well as on my Facebook page. I hope it helps to get your book noticed and read. On another note, I found myself so many times saying, ‘yes, yes, of course, this is what I also experienced.’ So for me personally, it was as if I was taking another journey into The Light. So beautifully put together, so loving, so relevant to what our message for humanity is all about. You did an outstanding job with it. I love the simplicity of it. Thank you for putting it out and into the world so people can be reminded that it is ALL about LOVE!”
— Near-death experiencer, speaker and author Nancy Clark
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“I read this book and was so blown away at times that I actually couldn’t just read it through. I had to stop and come back later when I was ready. It is a rich read, and far richer than it appears to be. This is a book that cannot be judged by its sweet, tastefully done cover. The author is obviously very well versed, an expert, when it comes to near-death experiences. He also stops short of adding too much of his own opinions, rather he allows the words of experiencers stand on their own, which I deeply appreciate.
“The wisdom in this book, and the uplift that the words of these experiencers provides to the reader, are worth their weight in GOLD. The book will comfort you, uplift you, increase your faith in the Divine, and will leave you feeling deeply nourished in a very WHOLE-istic way.
“This turned out to be one of the best books on this subject that I have read, and I have read A LOT of them… Research into NDEs is my life’s mission. I would recommend it to both newbies and those like me who have been immersed in the subject matter for many years. Fantastic!”
— BA via Amazon
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“As a near-death experiencer myself, and having read many books on the subject and heard many first hand accounts from other NDErs, I have to say this is THE BEST compilation of NDEs encompassing the essence and most important messages of the experience. I read the first book twice and gave some copies to friends. I’m sure I’ll do the same with this one. This is the only book I’ve ever read more than once and I think I will keep rereading it many more times. It’s the ultimate feel-good book to read before sleep. I just can’t say enough good about it. I wish everyone in the world could read it!!!”
— Patricia Danz
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“I ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE this book!! The first night I opened it up I could not put it down and easily read up to page 104. The next evening I finished it. Although this subject is not foreign to me in that I’ve read NDE stories before, this book offers up an assortment of compelling, truly awesome encounters from many folks who have passed. Even more interesting are the few important common threads that tie all of these stories together with a common message from people who do not know each other. On a personal note, I found that this book gave me a sense of peace and also in many ways confirmed my own beliefs about what we are here to do on this earth plane and what is truly important. I HIGHLY recommend David Sunfellow’s extraordinary book. I LOVED It and plan on purchasing several copies for my friend and family for the holidays. Thank you David!”
— Tommysgirl via Amazon
Those of you who are up late on X are in for a treat. I just finished creating several clips for the recent interview Roger Cunningham @EthicalSkeptic did DemystifySci. You can watch five of them now on Pole Shift News:
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Thank you, @calleymeans, for your vision, leadership, and relentless drive to reform our food system and make our children healthy again. You challenged the status quo and pushed Washington to confront the forces driving childhood chronic disease. Your work has left an indelible mark.
Thank you, President Trump and the White House team for championing the MAHA agenda and supporting our work to protect children’s health.
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TODAY IN BRIEF
EDC: In today's Space Weather News Report, Ben Davidson said a new study of Permian rocks links extreme magnetic instability to mass extinction, and that the May 2024 superstorm pushed the auroral oval far enough to merge with the equatorial ionization anomaly, which he called a sign of Earth's weakened field. Coronal hole wind produced a G1 geomagnetic storm late Oct. 21, and a second coronal hole stream is due Oct. 23 to 24. ECDO THEORY: A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Tibet, bringing this week's count of M6+ quakes to four, above the weekly average of about three. Roger Cunningham appears on The DemystifySci Podcast (watch the video in the ECDO section). OTHER CUTTING-EDGE RESEARCHERS: A new section called "Featured Books" showcases books by Craig Stone @nobulart, Roger Cunningham @EthicalSkeptic, and Ben Davidson @SunWeatherMan along with FREE PDF DOWNLOADS of books by Charles Hapgood, Chan Thomas, and Ken White. ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS: Megalithic Mysteries @Megalithic12000 recalled that geologist J Harlen Bretz argued in 1923 that eastern Washington's scarred landscape was carved by an enormous flood, was ridiculed for 50 years, and received geology's highest medal in 1979. Megalithic Mysteries also noted that three teams using three detection methods confirmed a 30 m (98 ft) space above the Grand Gallery in 2017, and that nine years later no one has looked inside...
Grok prompt:
@Grok, please explain Tami's post in plain English that laypeople can understand. Also explain how it connects to ECDO Theory.
Grok response:
Here’s a plain-English explanation of Tami’s post, plus how it ties into ECDO Theory.
What Tami’s post is saying
Earth’s magnetic field is generated by swirling liquid iron in the outer core. It acts roughly like a giant bar magnet, but it is not perfectly stable. From time to time it goes through excursions -- temporary periods when the field becomes very weak, the poles wander a lot, and the field may even briefly reverse or nearly reverse before recovering. Full reversals are rarer and longer events in which the magnetic poles actually switch places for a long time (tens of thousands of years or more).
The 2026 study by Shinu, Mahgoub, and Korte compared how the strength of the main dipole part of the field (the “bar magnet” component) weakens and then recovers during these events. They looked at global models built from worldwide paleomagnetic records and tracked both the dipole moment and a related index that measures how weak and directionally unstable the field is.
Main finding:
• During full reversals (such as the Matuyama-Brunhes reversal ~780,000 years ago), the field tends to weaken gradually over a long period and then recover relatively quickly. This produces a classic “sawtooth” shape: slow slide down, faster rebound.
• During excursions (temporary weak spells), the pattern is usually the opposite: the field drops fast and recovers more slowly.
The Laschamps excursion (~41,000 years ago) is the clearest extreme example. In high-resolution models, the dipole strength plunges dramatically (in some analyses nearly to zero) over roughly a couple of thousand years, then rebuilds much more slowly. Other excursions (Norwegian-Greenland Sea, Santa Rosa, etc.) show the same rapid-decay, slower-recovery pattern. The graphs in the post show the excursion segments clustering above the “equal decay and growth” line, meaning they lose strength faster than they regain it.
The authors conclude that excursions and full reversals may be driven by somewhat different core processes: shorter-term instabilities or localized flow changes for excursions, versus larger-scale, slower reorganization of the core for reversals.
How this connects to ECDO Theory
ECDO Theory (Exothermic Core-Mantle Decoupling – Dzhanibekov Oscillation), developed by Roger Cunningham (“The Ethical Skeptic”), proposes that Earth can periodically undergo a dramatic reorientation of its outer shell.
In simple terms:
• The crust + mantle are normally locked to the core by geomagnetic coupling.
• Heat-releasing processes in the core can weaken the magnetic field.
• When the field drops low enough (the “Indigo Point”), that lock loosens.
• The outer shell can then tip over by roughly 104° to a new stable orientation (new geographic North Pole roughly over southern Zambia/Africa).
• Because the oceans keep their momentum while the solid Earth reorients beneath them, this produces massive displacement waves -- the physical basis for worldwide flood traditions in the theory.
• The theory also links ancient monument alignments to the alternate pole position and treats geomagnetic weakening as a key enabling condition.
Relevance of the Shinu et al. study:
The magnetic-field weakening is the critical trigger/enabler in ECDO. The paper supplies detailed evidence that, during known geomagnetic excursions, the dipole can collapse very rapidly and stay weak for a relatively long time while it recovers slowly. That rapid-decay phase is exactly the kind of behavior that could push the system past a coupling threshold on a geologically short timescale. ECDO discussions frequently reference excursions (including Laschamps-scale events) as periods of strong geomagnetic instability that fit the conditions needed for core-mantle decoupling and possible outer-shell reorientation.
In short: the study documents the speed and asymmetry of real past field collapses during excursions. That data is relevant to ECDO because the theory depends on the field being able to weaken enough, and quickly enough, to loosen the core-mantle lock.
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Related links:
Pole Shift News
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How The Earth's Poles Could Shift According To EDC And ECDO Predictions, v1.0
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How Cosmic, Solar, And Deep-Earth Forces Could Conspire To Flip The Planet
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Grok, When, Exactly, Will The Predicted Crustal Displacement Take Place?
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ECDO Theory: 8 Earth System Shifts Happening Now
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Shinu, Mahgoub, and Korte (2026) study the asymmetry in how fast Earth’s magnetic field weakens and recovers during its most extreme variations. They compare several excursions with the Matuyama-Brunhes reversal. Using global field models built from worldwide records, they track the dipole moment (DM), and follow the Paleo-Secular Variation (PSV) index, a score combining field weakness and directional wander. The reversal traces the classic sawtooth pattern of “gradual dipole decay followed by rapid recovery”, while most excursions run the opposite way, with “fast dipole decay and slow recovery.”
The Laschamps excursion is the most extreme case. Both high-resolution models show “a strongly asymmetric behavior,” with “rapid DM decay followed by slower recovery.” Its DM plunges at up to 3.93 ×10^22 A m² per kyr but rebuilds at just 0.83 (all dipole rates below share these units). Within roughly two thousand years the dipole falls from about 6 to as low as 0.1 ×10^22 A m², nearly vanishing. The sliding-window analysis places “the highest decay rates” of these records in this plunge. Table 3 confirms that the result holds no matter where the event boundaries are drawn. At every dipole threshold, the Laschamps segments drop at 3.08 to 3.20 and regain strength at only 1.02 to 1.99. Their asymmetry index ranges from −0.22 to −0.71, where a negative value means the loss outpaces the return. The strongest score, −0.71, comes from the widest window. In each case the dipole bottoms out at 0.38 ×10^22 A m². The PSV index peaks at 2.16, far above the 0.5 mark for transitional behavior, and it climbs faster than it settles. The Norwegian-Greenland Sea excursion is just as abrupt, falling at 2.44 against a rebound of 0.28. In the older interval, Santa Rosa, Bjorn, and Gilsa show “clear rapid decay followed by slower recovery.”
Figure 8 captures the whole pattern at a glance. Each dot is one segment, and the dashed line marks equal decay and growth. In the dipole panels, excursion segments (red) cluster high above the line. Some lose strength at more than 4 while regaining it at under 1. Reversal segments (green) sit below the line, matching the slow-slide, fast-rebound sawtooth. The PSV panels swap their axes, so dots above the line mean the field destabilizes faster than it calms. Excursion segments there reach growth rates near 15 per kyr. Even ordinary segments in the shorter-period record lean toward the fast-loss side. To the authors, this hints that “faster dipole decay than recovery might be a more general feature of shorter period dipole variations.” Mono Lake stands out as the main exception, a regional event with only a shallow dipole low. The study concludes that excursions may be governed by a mechanism distinct from that of reversals. It points to “short-term instabilities or localized changes in advective flow” in the outer core, as opposed to slower, larger-scale reorganization during reversals.
Rates of Geomagnetic Field Change During Excursions and Reversals
Shinu, Mahgoub, Korte (2026) doi.org/10.1029/2025JB033422
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Just like shuttle reentry heat shield tiles - there can be no gaps/discontinuities, because the torrent will grip those vulnerable points and leverage the stone/tile out of position - causing catastrophic failure of the shield.
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@EthicalSkeptic artisan or construction feature, or just tantalization/torment for future beholders?
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You find these tiny structural pieces in megalithic sites across Egypt, Peru and even Easter Island!
Another potential signal to consider in a lost global-culture model.
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"A `freaked out' food industry, they wrote, is now secretly paying social media influencers to attack MAHA and to convince you to keep eating their processed food and by extension consuming their pesticides, and taking their drugs."
"Rather than make their products healthier, they pay people to lie to you."
"Pay people to lie, don’t disclose the payments, and call the truth `misinformation.'"
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"I was brainwashed," Dr. Drew tells Dr. Kelly Victory. "I've told patients repeatedly to take the flu vaccine because the data shows that 'not only will it reduce hospitalization but reduce missed days at work... They don't get sick as often.' That's turning out to be totally BS."
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See also:
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Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine & Early Treatments
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Following the Senate roundtable on COVID hospital protocols, @SenRonJohnson spoke with CHD President @maryhollandnyc about one of the most disturbing patterns to emerge from the 583 testimonies collected across 46 states: the treatment of unvaccinated patients.
Patients and families described hostility from hospital staff, cruel remarks, isolation from loved ones, and being treated differently once their vaccination status was known.
Senator Johnson said the consistency of these accounts was shocking.
And not a word about the terrible, awful, religously-avoided giant in the room: COVID-19 vaccines.
BREAKING NEWS🚨Politico reports: “Calley Means, senior adviser to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., resigned on Thursday over frustrations that the Make America Healthy Again agenda had stalled inside the White House.”
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I hope Davis’ former teammates will come forward to discuss the toxic pressure University of Alabama and Nick Saban put on athletes to get the Covid shot.
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We are ALL very disappointed in the COVID shot recommendations coming out of the CDC, but HERE is the truth from @DrBrianHooker ⬇️
“This is NOT Secretary Kennedy recommending that individuals get the COVID vaccine.”
“If you want to blame anybody about the CDC COVID shot, go to the AAP, go to the American Academy of Pediatrics, go to Pfizer, go to Moderna, go to Sanofi Pasteur, go to Merck, go to GlaxoSmithKline.”
“Secretary Kennedy's recommendations to drastically change the vaccination schedule and to reformulate the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices were a breath of fresh air. They're the reforms that will lead to the end of the chronic disease epidemic.”
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Now there are ~100 Ben's hunting science, analyzing it, for the morning show.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Death & Injury Stories
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If you are wondering whether or not the perception of young athletes dying to excess is real... while it is 10 per week, only 5% of the 5 - 54 male excess mortality...
Yes, it is likely real using Sudden Cardiac Death Excess Mortality Ages 5 - 21 and Males only as a proxy.
6-sigma, 2200 deaths, and 56% elevated
Yes, this is caused by the mRNA vaccine as the highest-sensitivity causal candidate mechanism.
Tornado warnings and massive hailstorm in Sedona, Arizona.
Grok prompt:
@Grok, everyone in the Sedona, Arizona, area received the following message on their phone a few minutes ago (see the attached graphic). It is now 10:17 AM. Please check all available new sources and provide a report of what happened. While I didn't see any funnel clouds or tornados, we did experience a massive hailstorm that produced large hailstones.
Grok response:
Tornado Warning for parts of the Sedona/Cottonwood area (expired at 10:00 AM MST), driven by a severe supercell that produced large hail; a storm chaser reported a brief tornado and nearly 3-inch hail just west of Sedona.
What the Alert Covered
The National Weather Service (NWS) Flagstaff issued a Tornado Warning until 10:00 AM MST for portions of Yavapai County, focused on the area between Sedona and Cottonwood. Impacted spots listed included Red Rock State Park, Crescent Moon Ranch, House Mountain Trail Lookout, Baldwin Crossing, Chimney Rock, and the Doe Mountain and Bear Mountain trailheads.
A concurrent Severe Thunderstorm Warning covered Sedona and nearby locations (including Kachina Village and areas toward Flagstaff) until 10:15 AM MST, with radar-indicated hail and wind threats. The City of Sedona posted about the warning around 9:41 AM and activated its Uptown siren system.
The warning was based on radar-indicated rotation within a severe thunderstorm (typical for these alerts; not all produce a confirmed or visible tornado).
What Happened on the Ground
Your observation of a massive hailstorm with large hailstones but no visible funnel clouds matches available reports. The primary confirmed hazard was large hail from the severe thunderstorm/supercell.
Storm chaser John Sirlin (an experienced Arizona-based chaser) posted shortly after the event that he observed a brief tornado and nearly 3-inch hail just west of Sedona. He shared photos of the large hailstones (one described as nearly an inch wider than an iPhone) and later stated that the feature was rotating and lit by sunlight from the west (not an optical illusion, though viewpoints were limited and he could not safely stop for video). Some other meteorologists online noted the warning was for a left-split supercell (where tornado potential can be more uncertain) and questioned the visual feature, while agreeing large/giant hail was the clearer threat.
No widespread official NWS confirmation of a tornado touchdown specifically in the Sedona area appears in the immediate reports (as of the time of the alert’s expiration and shortly after). Official surveys or damage assessments, if any, would come later.
Broader Context
This was part of an unusual multi-day severe weather outbreak across Arizona. An upper-level trough brought deep moisture and strong wind shear favorable for supercells capable of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes -- rare for late October (tornado watches were the first in the state in years in some accounts).
• Previous day (October 21) saw multiple tornado warnings, a probable tornado with damage and power outages in the Heber-Overgaard area, golf-ball-sized (and larger) hail in places, and wind damage including downed trees in Flagstaff and Mesa.
• Flood watches have been in effect for northern and central Arizona due to heavy rain potential.
• Severe Thunderstorm Watches and continued storm risks were noted into the day for parts of Arizona, with large hail (up to 2 inches possible in some areas) and brief tornado potential remaining elsewhere.
The immediate tornado warning for the Sedona corridor has expired. Residual showers, flooding risks in low-lying or burn-scar areas, and any lingering severe potential should still be monitored via NWS Flagstaff or local media.
Recommendation: Stay alert for official updates from NWS Flagstaff. Report any significant damage (hail dents, structural issues, debris) to local authorities or the NWS, as that helps with verification. If you have photos of the hail or other impacts, they can be useful for local reports.
Previous Sedona reports and updates:
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For outside-the-box explanations of why we are seeing increased extreme weather events, go here:
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You don't hear this every day in Sedona...
As of October 21, 2026, the National Weather Service lists a Tornado Watch for Sedona until 6:00 PM MST today, along with other active weather hazards. A watch means conditions are favorable for tornadoes; it does not mean a tornado has been confirmed in Sedona.
Tornado Watch In Sedona, Arizona (10/21/26)
National weather Service Watches, Warnings & Advisories
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Question: Grok, how often are tornado watch warnings issued for Sedona, Arizona?
Answer: Very rarely -- on the order of once every 10–15+ years for a Tornado Watch covering Sedona, and even less often for actual confirmed tornadoes nearby.
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