Travel during the Fall on the East Coast
We are soon retiring and planning on purchasing our first Class A to travel. We have rented a class A on several occasions, so have a familiarity with that kind of travel. To date, all of our RV vac...
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Colbie's family wrote:
Thanks for the info and suggestions. Here is another weather related and "newby" question; as someone who lives in CA, we mostly deal with earthquakes. So what do Rv'ers do when you hear about potential or actual tornadoes and some of these severe storms? Again thanks for any input.
Tornadoes are very rare, not really something to worry about.
Even severe storms are almost something to look forward to as "fun"... as my wife would say, "Cool! thunderstorm is coming!". Having said that... You will have plenty of warning if a Nor'easter (really bad thunderstorm, kinda like a weak 2 or 3 day hurricane) or an actual hurricane is coming. It is not real common for bad storms, but mostly it is "batten down the hatches", pull in your outside chairs, and sit it out while drinking hot chocolate.
A really bad storm may have campground managers / rangers telling people to come into campground buildings for shelter. For a hurricane, campgrounds that are on or within sight of the coast/shore may be evacuated. Again, this is not common at all!
I don't think you have to worry about it for a leaf peeping trip!
