Radar Omega is an excellent weather map. I think there is a one time charge of $8. Ryan Hall, Y'all is an excellent weather channel on You Tube. During bad weather he will be on for hours showing where the tornado is, flooding, etc. Be safe.
@@liketheresnotomorrow I, too, use RadarOmega. It even shows warned tornadoes' paths down to the neighborhood level. You see a red trapezoid enclose the projected path. If you're inside the trapezoid, get out!
Hi! I live in SC and the grab and go kit is not a crazy idea. We get tornadoes occasionally here and I keep a "tornado backpack" in my closet that is my safe place or shelter. I keep all of my important papers in there (birth certificates, immunization cards, SS cards, insurance papers, first aid kit, extra OTC medications, toiletry kit for at least 3 days, baby wipes, sanitary feminine stuff, flushable wipes, hand santizer, and an emergency contact list. And in a separate backpack I use it like a carry on bag for a trip. Extra pair of tennis shoes, clothes, socks and underwear. Each of my kids when they were little I would have a backpack for their clothes also and another with snacks, water, coloring books, cards, travel games... Thank God I only had to use them a few times but I was glad I had them! Oh I also kept a weather radio and flashlights and extra batteries. Good luck with your travels!!
Being originally from Puerto Rico, I grew up around hurricanes, same for the last 21 years living in FL, even though you get lots of warning for them, they can change direction at the last minute, must always be aware. In PR floodings, mudslides and earthquakes are common too so is another thing I'm used to watch out for, now tornadoes, they do happen but are not that common there but I get lots of warning for those in FL, quite terrifying. And what about the sinkholes here in FL? No warning at all , yeah, those are the scariest to me 😵💫 I have 15 weather apps 😂 and even travel with my own weather station which I put up in the roof. Mother nature is not be messed with! So glad you all were safe! 🙏
Gotta love spring in the midwest. Our homebase is near Carbondale in Southern Illinois. One of the first things we installed at homebase was a storm shelter. I think your storm gave us a tornado warning also before it crossed the river. Good tip! Always need a go bag ready. Thanks for sharing!
Yep, find a shelter first thing when you get to the campground. Being from out west no tornado but floods are common. Now that we are in the east it’s different. Just go to the shelter, it’s a lot safer.
Wow! Did not know you all were Hoosiers as well! :-) I, Katrina, grew up in Crawfordsville, Indianapolis, South Bend and have extended family in Kingman/Covington/Veedersburg/Evansville/Bedford/Zionsville -- all around - :-) So happy you all made it out fine through the storms and hope your frame flex issues have been addressed! We saw you all at the Escapees Bash in Lake Havasau but did not connect. Hope to do so in the future!
@@liketheresnotomorrow - just saw some of your other videos. We have experienced the 'mices' as well - but in AZ - :-) I also work full time remote too. We are in a 2022 Grand Design Momentum 397ths. :)
Glad you guys are OK. We're in NC now where it's been raining for 3 days straight. It's a big difference from Yuma, AZ where we didn't see this much rain all winter. Thankfully, the wind hasn't been too bad. We survived Hurricane Katrina when we were living in New Orleans and multiple earthquakes in L.A., CA, so we're no stranger to mother nature's fury. This is a good test for our new solar system which is doing just fine keeping our batteries charged despite the bad weather. Take care now.
We were in Kentucky at the same time it was the first time we ever had to take shelter for a tornado. We are from upstate NY and usually have to deal with a blizzard . They did have some touch down in the area. We were lucky and made out ok.
So sorry you guys had to go thru that.. but if your pet is a 'certified therapy dog' they must let her in! Im in a toy hauler in Northern California...this past winter we had 8p mph winds hit twice in the middle of the night ....not fun!
I live in KY and it’s not far from Evansville!! 🥰 Love that you guys are from Indiana!! Glad you two were okay!! You guys or Evansville has the same crazy weather we do! It’s crazy that living here we become use to the weather scares that we don’t really expect a tornado to actually hit us! Stay safe wherever you go!!
If you have family here, you already know this, but several more have come thru the area since then. This is the 1st week of June posting this. Weather has been absolutely crazy this spring. One tornado took the very same track thru ky that it did 2 years ago! Same people got wiped out.
Great video! We just moved off our boat (which we lived on full time) and into our RV full-time. I thought the weather would have less impact in the RV. I guess it does have less but it is dominates our travels... Again good video, subscribed.
I have a grab bag, in my closet. I have clothing, food, and other important stuff I need, I also have a grab bag for my 3 birds. Their food, dish and water bowl. their treats, toys and their information such as vet info ect.
Your video has been a huge amount of help. I never even thought about a shower house or asking where a shelter would be my problem at really stresses me out is I’ve got to figure out a way to get five dogs to shelter three of which are small, very very, very scary for meto be able to move as quickly as I would need to because I’m in a motorhome without a vehicle to drive
There were several people with multiple dogs that ended up in the shelter. So many people would help you if you could just get there. Luckily, these things don’t happen often.
I’ve had some pretty high winds lately. Wind at 45-50 mph and gusts up to 90. I did a little research and apparently a stationary RV, like my Class C, will not blow over until there are sustained side winds of 115 mph.
Glad your all ok. I watch the weather and have even left to travel a safer area where the weather isn’t going to be that severe. There was enough predictions you missed, you could have known. Go bag, base weather radio by Midland the antenna is better. Hand held isn’t as good with reception. Some times weather can change at a drop of a hat. Eye to the sky always. I have 5 weeks in IN scheduled in July. 👀🌪️⛈️📻
We had heavy T storms in Georgia last night, some tornadoes as well. Rain for a few days now. Well, April showers, May flowers 💐 Be safe out there. Did they fix the RV?
Hurricane season is June 1 through November 30, so you're telling people not to go to Florida during half the year!😂 Definitely get a weather radio. Having grown up in Galveston and Houston, I'm a weather bug! I'm always checking the weather but having a weather radio on when the forecast shows potential serious weather is really helpful. Glad y'all didn't have damage! There was a tragedy in Arkansas in 2010 where no one had cell service and no warning about the flooding - campers washed away with whole families in them. Camped along the river was a death trap.
@@liketheresnotomorrow Good advice - families can avoid it pretty easily but those who travel off season will have to watch weather! Thanks for such an informative video. ❤️
We live in are 5th wheel we go to Florida when it's cold we have land here in west baden IN.we had a tornado go over are head don't like it tryed to get my wife to move to AZ.i have been here for 64 years it doesn't get better 😁
Not to say it isnt a scary warning or shouldnt be taken seriously. But if it eases your anxiety next time tornado warnings dont always mean one has been seen it just means there is a strong enough area of rotation to drop a tornado at any point.. they still want you to act like there is one on the ground.
Hi there and thanks for watching. I don’t know if anything eases your mind when in an Rv when tornados are present or possible. lol Actually, the weather service says that warning means there “has been one spotted from the ground or detected on radar”. A watch just means that conditions are possible for a tornado. We lived on tornado alley for most of our lives. Either were nerve wrecking, but warnings are serious no matter what.
I don’t know that it would help that much but I know some do. We didn’t have time. We just headed for shelter. I think those with slide toppers bring theirs in when winds are heavy.
Radar Omega is an excellent weather map. I think there is a one time charge of $8. Ryan Hall, Y'all is an excellent weather channel on You Tube. During bad weather he will be on for hours showing where the tornado is, flooding, etc. Be safe.
Very cool. Thanks for the info. We appreciate it.
@@liketheresnotomorrow I, too, use RadarOmega. It even shows warned tornadoes' paths down to the neighborhood level. You see a red trapezoid enclose the projected path. If you're inside the trapezoid, get out!
Hi! I live in SC and the grab and go kit is not a crazy idea. We get tornadoes occasionally here and I keep a "tornado backpack" in my closet that is my safe place or shelter. I keep all of my important papers in there (birth certificates, immunization cards, SS cards, insurance papers, first aid kit, extra OTC medications, toiletry kit for at least 3 days, baby wipes, sanitary feminine stuff, flushable wipes, hand santizer, and an emergency contact list. And in a separate backpack I use it like a carry on bag for a trip. Extra pair of tennis shoes, clothes, socks and underwear. Each of my kids when they were little I would have a backpack for their clothes also and another with snacks, water, coloring books, cards, travel games...
Thank God I only had to use them a few times but I was glad I had them! Oh I also kept a weather radio and flashlights and extra batteries.
Good luck with your travels!!
Great info. Thanks for sharing this.
Being originally from Puerto Rico, I grew up around hurricanes, same for the last 21 years living in FL, even though you get lots of warning for them, they can change direction at the last minute, must always be aware. In PR floodings, mudslides and earthquakes are common too so is another thing I'm used to watch out for, now tornadoes, they do happen but are not that common there but I get lots of warning for those in FL, quite terrifying. And what about the sinkholes here in FL? No warning at all , yeah, those are the scariest to me 😵💫 I have 15 weather apps 😂 and even travel with my own weather station which I put up in the roof. Mother nature is not be messed with! So glad you all were safe! 🙏
Gotta love spring in the midwest. Our homebase is near Carbondale in Southern Illinois. One of the first things we installed at homebase was a storm shelter. I think your storm gave us a tornado warning also before it crossed the river. Good tip! Always need a go bag ready. Thanks for sharing!
We have family in your area as well.
I remember the twin tornadoes that hit Indiana on Easter Sunday many years ago
scary stuff. We feel lucky we got out without any damage.
Yep, find a shelter first thing when you get to the campground. Being from out west no tornado but floods are common. Now that we are in the east it’s different. Just go to the shelter, it’s a lot safer.
100%
Very good information! Ty!
Wow! Did not know you all were Hoosiers as well! :-) I, Katrina, grew up in Crawfordsville, Indianapolis, South Bend and have extended family in Kingman/Covington/Veedersburg/Evansville/Bedford/Zionsville -- all around - :-) So happy you all made it out fine through the storms and hope your frame flex issues have been addressed! We saw you all at the Escapees Bash in Lake Havasau but did not connect. Hope to do so in the future!
Yes! We must connect, hoping to make some Xscapers event this year as well.
@@liketheresnotomorrow - just saw some of your other videos. We have experienced the 'mices' as well - but in AZ - :-) I also work full time remote too. We are in a 2022 Grand Design Momentum 397ths. :)
We must connect! Keep in touch. Hope our paths connect
How absolutely adorable that y’all are hs sweethearts. Would love to hear your story if you haven’t done a video about it yet.
We are and ooohhhhhh the pictures (and hairstyles we’ve had). Maybe we’ll do a video that includes some of that. We have quite the story
Glad you guys are OK. We're in NC now where it's been raining for 3 days straight. It's a big difference from Yuma, AZ where we didn't see this much rain all winter. Thankfully, the wind hasn't been too bad. We survived Hurricane Katrina when we were living in New Orleans and multiple earthquakes in L.A., CA, so we're no stranger to mother nature's fury. This is a good test for our new solar system which is doing just fine keeping our batteries charged despite the bad weather. Take care now.
Us too! We were in the SW for months over the winter. Some winds but nothing major. Hope to see you out there sometime.
Glad I stayed to the end. Nice out music!
Glad you liked it! I (Darlene) was kinda into it as well. lol
We were in Kentucky at the same time it was the first time we ever had to take shelter for a tornado. We are from upstate NY and usually have to deal with a blizzard . They did have some touch down in the area. We were lucky and made out ok.
Yea, that band of storms was scary for sure. Glad you came out ok. Thanks for watching,
Just love your videos, you always give out much needed information! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Actually I don't think tornados generally hit trails. It just takes less wind to destroy one versus a block building.
Excellent video and great information. This would have scared the you know what out of me!!
So sorry you guys had to go thru that.. but if your pet is a 'certified therapy dog' they must let her in! Im in a toy hauler in Northern California...this past winter we had 8p mph winds hit twice in the middle of the night ....not fun!
I live in KY and it’s not far from Evansville!! 🥰 Love that you guys are from Indiana!! Glad you two were okay!! You guys or Evansville has the same crazy weather we do! It’s crazy that living here we become use to the weather scares that we don’t really expect a tornado to actually hit us! Stay safe wherever you go!!
Born and raised. lol Not sure how we went from tornadoes in IN to hurricanes in FL but I think we’re done living in both. lol
Chairs … folding lawn chairs would be another item to (try and) remember. It will make you stay in the shelter more comfortable.
Great idea.
If you have family here, you already know this, but several more have come thru the area since then. This is the 1st week of June posting this. Weather has been absolutely crazy this spring. One tornado took the very same track thru ky that it did 2 years ago! Same people got wiped out.
Yep. We lived and grew up in southern Indiana most of our lives. Tornados are a way of life it seems.
The German place looked amazing. We used to live in Germany so we are always looking for a good German restaurant!
It was awesome! Such a cool vibe too
Great video! We just moved off our boat (which we lived on full time) and into our RV full-time. I thought the weather would have less impact in the RV. I guess it does have less but it is dominates our travels... Again good video, subscribed.
Thanks for the sub! Appreciate that…welcome aboard the crazy train😜
I have a grab bag, in my closet. I have clothing, food, and other important stuff I need, I also have a grab bag for my 3 birds. Their food, dish and water bowl. their treats, toys and their information such as vet info ect.
Very smart. Thx for sharing
Your video has been a huge amount of help. I never even thought about a shower house or asking where a shelter would be my problem at really stresses me out is I’ve got to figure out a way to get five dogs to shelter three of which are small, very very, very scary for meto be able to move as quickly as I would need to because I’m in a motorhome without a vehicle to drive
There were several people with multiple dogs that ended up in the shelter. So many people would help you if you could just get there. Luckily, these things don’t happen often.
I’ve had some pretty high winds lately. Wind at 45-50 mph and gusts up to 90. I did a little research and apparently a stationary RV, like my Class C, will not blow over until there are sustained side winds of 115 mph.
Anything over 50 unnerves me. lol
@@liketheresnotomorrow oh yeah, definitely unnerving!
Good info.
Glad it was helpful!
Glad your all ok. I watch the weather and have even left to travel a safer area where the weather isn’t going to be that severe. There was enough predictions you missed, you could have known. Go bag, base weather radio by Midland the antenna is better. Hand held isn’t as good with reception. Some times weather can change at a drop of a hat. Eye to the sky always. I have 5 weeks in IN scheduled in July. 👀🌪️⛈️📻
Yea, you’re the second to suggest midland. It’s on the list! Thanks so much
We had heavy T storms in Georgia last night, some tornadoes as well. Rain for a few days now. Well, April showers, May flowers 💐 Be safe out there. Did they fix the RV?
Yep! We are all good now. Thanks for asking.
Hurricane season is June 1 through November 30, so you're telling people not to go to Florida during half the year!😂
Definitely get a weather radio.
Having grown up in Galveston and Houston, I'm a weather bug! I'm always checking the weather but having a weather radio on when the forecast shows potential serious weather is really helpful.
Glad y'all didn't have damage!
There was a tragedy in Arkansas in 2010 where no one had cell service and no warning about the flooding - campers washed away with whole families in them. Camped along the river was a death trap.
I would just avoid the peek hurricane season, but awareness is the key for non-coastal people. You are so right on the weather radio.
@@liketheresnotomorrow Good advice - families can avoid it pretty easily but those who travel off season will have to watch weather!
Thanks for such an informative video. ❤️
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We live in are 5th wheel we go to Florida when it's cold we have land here in west baden IN.we had a tornado go over are head don't like it tryed to get my wife to move to AZ.i have been here for 64 years it doesn't get better 😁
We loved AZ in the winter. No humidity!
Thanks for the tips. What company do you use for your insurance?
Progressive
I live in southern Indiana was driving home in that mess of a morning.
Crazy right!?
Not to say it isnt a scary warning or shouldnt be taken seriously. But if it eases your anxiety next time tornado warnings dont always mean one has been seen it just means there is a strong enough area of rotation to drop a tornado at any point.. they still want you to act like there is one on the ground.
Hi there and thanks for watching. I don’t know if anything eases your mind when in an Rv when tornados are present or possible. lol Actually, the weather service says that warning means there “has been one spotted from the ground or detected on radar”. A watch just means that conditions are possible for a tornado. We lived on tornado alley for most of our lives. Either were nerve wrecking, but warnings are serious no matter what.
I never know if I should bring in my slides during a tornado warning or not!? Do you know? Does it help? Does it matter?
I don’t know that it would help that much but I know some do. We didn’t have time. We just headed for shelter. I think those with slide toppers bring theirs in when winds are heavy.
Go bag. Put in truck and leave it in truck. Meds grab and go bag.
Wisdom right there.
I didn’t get the name of the app for the trip route that told all the weather??
I use the apps Clime, Windy, Drive Weather, and Highway Weather