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To anyone who might be saying "why didn't they have basements" - tornados are not really a common catastrophe in Kentucky. Kentucky is not flat. Usually tornadoes require a vast flat plain to form. That's why America and Australia are the only places in the planet where tornadoes regularly occur.

 

We've actually had "tornadoes" in Portland over the last decade. Not like serious shit, but they've happened.

 

Climate change.

 

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7 hours ago, Fizzzzle said:

To anyone who might be saying "why didn't they have basements" - tornados are not really a common catastrophe in Kentucky. Kentucky is not flat. Usually tornadoes require a vast flat plain to form. That's why America and Australia are the only places in the planet where tornadoes regularly occur.

 

We've actually had "tornadoes" in Portland over the last decade. Not like serious shit, but they've happened.

 

Climate change.

 

Yup. There was one in SLC, a city surrounded by mountains, about 20 years ago.

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15 hours ago, Fizzzzle said:

To anyone who might be saying "why didn't they have basements" - tornados are not really a common catastrophe in Kentucky. Kentucky is not flat. Usually tornadoes require a vast flat plain to form. That's why America and Australia are the only places in the planet where tornadoes regularly occur.

 

We've actually had "tornadoes" in Portland over the last decade. Not like serious shit, but they've happened.

 

Climate change.

 

Tornado activity can't really be linked to climate change at this point.

 

Also Western KY does have tornadoes commonly

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Twisters in the South and Southeast are just as common as in the Plains, and often more deadly.

 

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Tornados can happen in hilly areas. They happen in the northeast more frequently than you’d think. They just typically can’t escalate to massively destructive levels without wide open spaces. The ones in the northeast can knock over trees and maybe rip a roof off but they can’t level buildings. 

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10 hours ago, Mercury33 said:

Tornados can happen in hilly areas. They happen in the northeast more frequently than you’d think. They just typically can’t escalate to massively destructive levels without wide open spaces. The ones in the northeast can knock over trees and maybe rip a roof off but they can’t level buildings. 

 

The Mt Washington area of Pittsburgh had a really bad tornado about 20 years ago.

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On 12/11/2021 at 8:55 AM, Jason said:

Fake news. This is just a big gubbmint conspiracy to steal our freedumbs. Why should I have a tornado shelter when I've never died from a tornado before? Stay home if you're so scared! 

At least you have a gun to defend against any future tornadoes that occur.

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1 hour ago, brucoe said:

At least you have a gun to defend against any future tornadoes that occur.

 

Don't give red states any ideas. They'll hire Elon Musk to build giant air cannons that will shoot a billion cubic meters of air towards tornados to divert them from towns. In the process they'll create even larger plow winds that will devastate other towns, but those other towns could have created their own anti-wind wind cannons to defend themselves. That's the free market.

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