Hi Steve
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, that is a very good point right there and definitely another problem that needs to be addressed
I would've thought that after 5/3/99 and now after the recent sad events of Enetrprise, AL and Campus, GA, that alot of people would've been a bit more aware of when a tornado siren is sounding, that it's time for them to take cover in the basement, bathtub or storm cellar, (After all, it's not like a mile wide beast, is going to stand there and wait for everyone to move, nor is it going to pick up a phone to say "I'M COMING TO GET YOU!!!!!!"
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lol) but like Steve has said, this is not the case and I feel that there should be more public education on severe weather, but good, accurate and easy to follow information
I looked on youtube yesterday, and there was a video clip from a news channel describing how tornadoes form, and I couldn't believe a few of the things that they goofed up on, and as I was watching, I was thinking to myself, "How are these people on the air?", they classified a mesocyclone as a type of severe thunderstorm, instead of being part of a supercell, and they stated that the main dangers during a supercell was Thunder, Lightning, etc, but someone forgot to tell them that Thunder is the aftershock effect of a lightning strike
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lol
In the end of the day, we can only try our best, as we're all only human
Willie