Sentences with phrase «of tornado alley»

There are many things to consider for insurance coverage when you live smack dab in the middle of tornado alley.

The great state of OH is considered part of tornado alley and your living space could be whipped out taking all of your worldly possessions.

Re # 66: Lynn, this is more of a weather question than a climate question, so I'll take a stab at it based on my sole qualification as a former resident of tornado alley.

Naturally, on the AGW side of the debate there is screaming this is proof of global warming even though if you look at the history of tornados in our province and our location at the top end of tornado alley, this is not all that uncommon an event and it has occurred about once every twenty years or so.

The Goldens live in the heart of tornado alley, in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Not exact matches

They also can take a spin at the Tornado, which plays a video about the power of tornados and allows kids to explore a miniature tornado alley.

Tornadoes have hit every continent on the planet except Antarctica, but the vast majority of tornadoes hit in the United States — specifically in the south and southeast United States, or «tornado alley,» where cold air blowing east from the Rocky Mountains can mix to deadly effect with warm air blowing north from the Gulf oTornadoes have hit every continent on the planet except Antarctica, but the vast majority of tornadoes hit in the United States — specifically in the south and southeast United States, or «tornado alley,» where cold air blowing east from the Rocky Mountains can mix to deadly effect with warm air blowing north from the Gulf otornadoes hit in the United States — specifically in the south and southeast United States, or «tornado alley,» where cold air blowing east from the Rocky Mountains can mix to deadly effect with warm air blowing north from the Gulf of Mexico.

Living in the center of «tornado alley,» the people of Greensburg were accustomed to hearing the siren that announced approaching storms, especially during peak tornado season, April through June.

The severe weather continued yesterday and left residents of «tornado alley» in the southern and central United States to debate how they might have been better prepared.

I would visit if I could, the only thing scary though is tornado alley, so I'm scared of all the states in it.

But the city is also located on the southern edge of America's «tornado alley,» and has the dubious honor of being in a central Texas area known as «flash flood alley.»

Living in tornado alley, most of us by now have emergency plans for severe weather.

In characteristic revelatory fashion, Kuchar's Hi - 8 films document the mundanity and anticipation of his yearly trips to the El Reno motel in «tornado - alley» Oklahoma.

Think about floodplains and tornado alleys and so on, and the energy and materials cost of rebuilding saved by depopulating those areas.

I've lived most of my life in tornado alley and the closest I've been to a tornado was 35 miles.

This fundamental human trait is why people hold on to their dreams in tornado alley, on the banks of the Mississippi River, in the Gulf Coast hurricane zone, and over California's earthquake faults.

Here in «tornado alley,» as this region of the U.S. is sometimes called, you may be concerned about whether your insurance is sufficient if your home or other belongings are destroyed in a disaster.

If you live in tornado alley — expect that your insurance costs will be higher than someone who lives in a more calm part of the Midwest.

In Southern Minnesota, the I - 90 Corridor in considered the state's tornado alley with a higher percentage of these damaging windstorms than elsewhere in the state.

Most of state lies in tornado alley, which will already be calculated into the Nebraska home insurance quotes you find; wind events are generally covered, but the best way to know if you're covered is to look at your policy.

And while residents of «tornado alley» might have adequate coverage for wind damage, be aware that any flood that accompanies a tornado will likely fall under an additional federal policy.

But the city is also located on the southern edge of America's «tornado alley,» and has the dubious honor of being in a central Texas area known as «flash flood alley.»

The city's climate is semi-arid, but the entire panhandle is on the western edge of America's «tornado alley» and may also be subject to flash floods under certain weather conditions.

Whether you live in tornado alley, a snow belt, a coastal hurricane region, or anywhere with a risk of power outage, it's a good idea to invest in a generator for your home.

Donating items to the OK tornado victims... I think this hits close to home for them because they are aware of what «tornado alley» is and that we live in it.