A tight-knit community of weather lovers and storm chasers is grieving the deaths of three University of Oklahoma meteorology students in a car crash. Many have expressed their grief, but also remembered why they loved them after the deaths of the students. The three students were the sweetest, smartest people she had ever met, according to Leigh O' Neal, a geographic information science major at OU. The selfies they sent to their friends was a perfect representation of how funny they were. She said that you couldn't be around them without laughing. They would do anything to help others, even before their own well being. Their loss is very sad for us all. When their SUV hydroplaned while driving on a wet I 35 near Tonkawa, Nair, Short and Brooks came back onto the highway and stopped. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said that a Volkswagen Tiguan was hit by a semi. The three were dead at the scene. Tonkawa Fire Department officials and paramedics worked for over five hours to remove them from the wreck. The driver of a semi truck was taken to a hospital but has since been released. The accident happened at 11:23 p.m. Three hours after the students saw a small tornado north of Herrington, Kansas, they saw another one on Friday night. Evan Short said that his brother lived more in his first 18 years of life than he did in his first 1.5 years at OU. Evan Short said that he can find solace in the idea that he can live among the clouds. The weather and meteorology community expressed their sadness over the news on Saturday. Chris was part of a group of students chasing a storm. He woke up Saturday to hear that three of his friends had died. In the past 24 hours, I've had a range of emotions. I was sad (I thought my first chase was going to be a bust), I was joy-filled (I saw my first tornado), and I was in shock (waking up to news that fellow OU students died). — Chris Dixon (@catholic_wx) April 30, 2022 Words can't describe the emotions I felt from one of the highest points in my life to one of the most serious ones. Reed Timmer, a storm chaser and meteorology graduate of the University of Oklahoma, called the students friends and said they are close to his heart. My thoughts and prayers are with their families and friends. Heartbreaking loss of 3 OU students in an accident on the way back from chasing. These students are close to my heart and a shining light in the weather community. Words cannot describe the sadness. My thoughts and prayers go out to their families and friends. RIP my friends — Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) April 30, 2022 Three University of Oklahoma meteorology students died after a storm in Kansas. 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