What cities and states do you think are the most RV friendly?Watching this video - https://youtu.be/4X9dN7W7OWI - made me think of the idea for this thread.If I would have to guess I would say Arizona and inland Southern California is pretty darn fri...
So we all know the USA gets a lot of twisters. Ever see that movie...Into The Storm? Well if you're in a RV and a tornado hits you get could be injured or even killed. Even from a weak EF0 or EF1. Nevermind the EF4 or EF5 monsters. There was a RV par...
Tornado hits RV Park. And this didn't happen in Tornado Alley, it happened in Washington state.http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/video-vault/Tornado-Hits-RV-Park_Dallas-Fort-Worth-417804523.htmlhttp://www.nbcrightnow.com/story/35035945/ef0-tornado-topples-r...
TyroneandGladys wrote:A tornado hit a RV park in OKC last year there was a death and many injuries BUT no injuries or deaths to those that went into the parks storm shelter.Oh yeah - https://youtube.com/watch?v=THPnZN22SAY
Dtank wrote:Hmmmmmm - only 20 states in the US?(Total between the haves and have nots. Are the remaining 30 "marginal" or what?)Here's the full list of states. This is based on tornado occurrences per square mile. Worst to best.1. Florida2. Oklahoma...
jnharley wrote:Indiana (state on the list)Google the Evansville, Indiana tornado of November 2005. That one killed 24 when it struck a mobile home park. Or google the March 2012 Henryville, Indiana twister. That was an EF4 that killed 11. Several mob...
