Traveling in Tornado prone areas
Will be traveling to SD the last of May. We are traveling in a Ram 3500 Dually with a 5th wheel. My husband who is a firefighter/EMT will have a weather radio. He has been West several times with Wild...
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I fully agree about weather alerts for counties not cities. Using an AP on a computer is ok but if an alert goes off suddenly you need it may be handy to have a hard copy map with county names.
After the tornado alert we experienced in Kansas one year we found it's a good idea to get out a local map to find out exactly where you are when parked. It is especially useful to have the non-driver keep a map in their lap to track the storm. It is an interesting way to also be aware of your surroundings.
Just be proactive, have your back-up plan and enjoy your trip.
After the tornado alert we experienced in Kansas one year we found it's a good idea to get out a local map to find out exactly where you are when parked. It is especially useful to have the non-driver keep a map in their lap to track the storm. It is an interesting way to also be aware of your surroundings.
Just be proactive, have your back-up plan and enjoy your trip.
