oliver quibble
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I have the opportunity to travel the US for the next few years in a Motorhome.
Each year I plan on leaving FL in March or April and returning in November.
How do I determine which months, states or specific areas in a state, have their bad/high risk weather season? This information could help me to be extra alert or possibly avoid traveling to a particular destination.
An example is: Sept to Nov is typically Hurricane Season for the East Coast in states like VA, NC, SC, and FL. While I wouldn't avoid those states during those months, but I may stay more inland.
I have heard AL has a tornado season, as does OK and Kansas. Does anyone have those times of the year or the region?
What the months to be extra cautious?
Is there a site to discover this information? Or is there a way to pose my question at the Weather Channel?
Am I making my quest understood?
I don't want to drive to an area and EVERYONE tell me "well you should have known this was the time we get floods (tornados).
I know weather is becoming more unpredictable everywhere, but I at least want to know how to avoid the "knowns" or the "high risk" months for states or the part of the state to avoid.
thanks
Oliver
Each year I plan on leaving FL in March or April and returning in November.
How do I determine which months, states or specific areas in a state, have their bad/high risk weather season? This information could help me to be extra alert or possibly avoid traveling to a particular destination.
An example is: Sept to Nov is typically Hurricane Season for the East Coast in states like VA, NC, SC, and FL. While I wouldn't avoid those states during those months, but I may stay more inland.
I have heard AL has a tornado season, as does OK and Kansas. Does anyone have those times of the year or the region?
What the months to be extra cautious?
Is there a site to discover this information? Or is there a way to pose my question at the Weather Channel?
Am I making my quest understood?
I don't want to drive to an area and EVERYONE tell me "well you should have known this was the time we get floods (tornados).
I know weather is becoming more unpredictable everywhere, but I at least want to know how to avoid the "knowns" or the "high risk" months for states or the part of the state to avoid.
thanks
Oliver