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SoCalDem

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6. Actually, since weather forecasting has become so precise

Reply to onehandle (Original post)

Wed May 22, 2013, 09:44 AM

May 2013

the older "death list" should not be used for statistical info

There is really no reason for anyone to die since dopler pretty much pin-points the addresses of home in jeopardy...and anyone in a danger zone can get special devices that alert you even while sleeping..

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HuffPo provides a map to show where not to live: Deadliest Tornadoes: The New 'Tornado Alley' [View all] onehandle May 2013 OP

"Little chance we would live there anyway." Brickbat May 2013 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author darkangel218 May 2013 #2

I live in Austin. Yes, please stay away... Javaman May 2013 #3

Shinston, WV is on the list too, the nice thing about it is nobody could find it if they wanted to 1-Old-Man May 2013 #4

I think FEMA web site has a more scientific analysis BootinUp May 2013 #5

Actually, since weather forecasting has become so precise SoCalDem May 2013 #6

I grew up in the "Old" Tornado Alley in Kansas. RC May 2013 #7