Tornado warning
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We spent 40 years in central Illinois and over the years learned to treat weather with great respect.
Tornado WATCHES occur all the time and did not change our routine much except to keep an eye on the TV and weather outside. When warnings were issued we kept the TV on and watched for actual sightings in our area. If any occurred (or the sirens went off) we headed for the basement of our home.
In a motorhome i would probably have a block building chosen to retreat to if sightings indicated a twister was headed our way.
Tornado WATCHES occur all the time and did not change our routine much except to keep an eye on the TV and weather outside. When warnings were issued we kept the TV on and watched for actual sightings in our area. If any occurred (or the sirens went off) we headed for the basement of our home.
In a motorhome i would probably have a block building chosen to retreat to if sightings indicated a twister was headed our way.
Alaskansnowbirds
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jvowell1 said:
Most campgrounds have storm shelters. It is usually the bath house or the closest block building.
Jim Johnson
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Tell me about it. We were hit by lightening again last night; second time in a couple of months.
Have not totaled losses yet. Do know well got it, garage door opener, both of them for second time. Going to contact NOAA and see if they are interested in buying this place. ???
Ron
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Jim Johnson said:Tell me about it. We were hit by lightening again last night; second time in a couple of months.
Ouch. Sorry to hear of the lightning strike Jim. Twice is enough for a lifetime. Glad you and Tarry are OK.
