This must have just now been posted. I'm about 2 hours away from that spot. Its heading this way :tinfoil:
That's a pretty typical reaction from your average Georgian.
[QUOTE=Twitty;39415390]This must have just now been posted. I'm about 2 hours away from that spot. Its heading this way :tinfoil:
That's a pretty typical reaction from your average Georgian.[/QUOTE]
For living in such area I wonder why you, or your family haven't invested in a underground bunker.
Also remember that it's against the rules to die IRL so get into shelter.
Should of kept recording.
[QUOTE=smeismastger;39415414]For living in such area I wonder why you, or your family haven't invested in a underground bunker.
Also remember that it's against the rules to die IRL so get into shelter.[/QUOTE]
It's because tornadoes don't typically happen in Georgia. It's not such an area.
-Snip- I think I need some sleep, I was talking about a video I clicked on the related videos ._.
Hey, this was in my county!
[QUOTE=jamzzster;39415997]Wow... why did the escalator take so long to stop with the emergency button?[/QUOTE]
What escalator? This is a tornado video.
[QUOTE=Edthefirst;39415590]It's because tornadoes don't typically happen in Georgia. It's not such an area.[/QUOTE]
Wrongy dongy.
[IMG]http://smokeys-trail.com/tornado/tornado-alley-map-niu.jpg[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Moedookie;39416077]Wrongy dongy.
[IMG]http://smokeys-trail.com/tornado/tornado-alley-map-niu.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
I think I've seen 3 or 4 tornadoes in the time I've lived in Georgia before I moved. They're common enough to justify an investment in a storm shelter.
[QUOTE=Moedookie;39416077]Wrongy dongy.
[IMG]http://smokeys-trail.com/tornado/tornado-alley-map-niu.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Here's a map of every tornado in the past 56 years:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/yKFlhJF.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=Moedookie;39416077]Wrongy dongy.
[IMG]http://smokeys-trail.com/tornado/tornado-alley-map-niu.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
[t]http://i.imgur.com/plkdpER.gif[/t]
With the exception of three counties in Metro-Atlanta, that's less than 1 tornado per 5 years.
Also, it's important to note tornado strength when analyzing tornado statistics.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/0ejnhO1.gif[/t]
In twenty years Georgia has had 1.7 EF-3 through EF-5 strength tornado. EF1 and 2 are not to be taken lightly by overall there's no need to invest in a storm shelter in Georgia.
Admittedly, I was wrong to flat out say tornadoes don't happen in GA, but I still stand by the original post. There's no reason to worry about tornadoes in GA.
You kidding? In all my 14 years here, I've seen (1) and heard of at least 20 or more tornadoes.
luckily here in florida tornados GENERALLY only come with hurricanes and there hasn't been a hurricane bad enough to bring a tornado through orlando in years
had a close call about a month ago though, ended up with just a funnel cloud nearby
[t]http://i.imgur.com/ey7V4.jpg[/t]
Hurricane-spawned tornadoes are also generally very weak. Much less so than supercell spawned ones.
I wonder if this year in Georgia weather will be as bad as 2011. That was some shit.
When tornadoes form in upstate New York, they hit hard.
It all depends on location.
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