Tornados in Midwest

[qwerty]

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2...ected-as-tornadoes-slice-across-midwest-south

"Multiple tornadoes tore paths across Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana on Friday, possibly killing at least two people, flattening an Indiana high school and destroying homes and businesses, authorities said."

and this is why we live in socal. ill take my chances with the earthquakes.

 

[irvinehomeowner]

I prefer SoCal because of the weather... aren't tornadoes predictable?

Earthquakes can just hit without warning right?

 

[qwerty]

I prefer SoCal because of the weather... aren't tornadoes predictable?

Earthquakes can just hit without warning right?

yeah you can see them coming but they will still fuc# your s#it up. these guys get this stuff almost annually, the south deals with hurricanes as well.  Historically, there havent been that many Northridge type quakes (i dont think at least).

 

[socal78]

Just the sound of the warning sirens is freaky enough for me. It's a very eerie, panic-inducing noise.

 

[irvinehomeowner]

True... tornadoes are more frequent... but you know when The Big One hits... we'll probably wish we had tornadoes instead.