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cbdo2007

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16. Yeah, listen to the radio, and look around at the sky.

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Tue May 21, 2013, 10:03 AM

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About tornados--if you're in a city, you have sirens to warn you. What if you're driving in the [View all] raccoon May 2013 OP

If you're close enough to a town to get a signal, you'll hear the Emergency Broadcast signal, winter is coming May 2013 #1

There is the NOAA Weather Radio CBGLuthier May 2013 #2

If it's daylight, you can see it. At night ... Buzz Clik May 2013 #3

"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" panader0 May 2013 #4

They have sirens in the schools here HockeyMom May 2013 #5

When I see weather like that ahead, I get off the road. hobbit709 May 2013 #6

We have sirens out of town here, but not way out. Greybnk48 May 2013 #7

Tune your car radio to the news station closest to MineralMan May 2013 #8

if you're in the country, you don't hear the sirens magical thyme May 2013 #9

there is an app for NOAA weather alerts Gman May 2013 #10

Yep pipi_k May 2013 #17

You can buy inexpensive portable radios with the NOAA weather stations - battery powered. byeya May 2013 #11

It happened to us once Glitterati May 2013 #12

You see a big twister find a ditch or a hole or culvert to crawl into snooper2 May 2013 #13

My mom and I did this one time when we saw a tornado. n/t cynatnite May 2013 #15

why do you say that? Someone else posted here once not to do that. nt raccoon May 2013 #18

you ever see your vacuum pull dirt up from under a couch snooper2 May 2013 #19

Highway Advisory Radio is usually on the far ends of the AM dial (530/1610) fishwax May 2013 #14

Yeah, listen to the radio, and look around at the sky. cbdo2007 May 2013 #16

it'll cut into radio broadcast. xmas74 May 2013 #20

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