Have you ever been scared of a hurricane or tornado? I am, but I've never been in a hurricane or a tornado. I hope I'm never in one, but I kind of know what to do if I'm ever in one.You have to take shelter, and do much more. This is important advice too. So, these are the things you need to know about shelter, damage, and the cost of the damage they do.
To begin with, if you see a tornado or find out a hurricane is coming to your city, take shelter. If you don’t have a cellar or a basement, just find the safest spot you think will hold down good. For example, you cold get destroyed by a tornado or blown away by a hurricane. So, make sure you check the weather app or watch the news. Although, you might not like watching the news, you should still check it every once in a while. To sum things up, check with people to make sure a terrible storm isn't coming soon to your city. Also, for hurricanes you can evacuate or reach high grounds, instead of hiding in a cellar or basement. The cellar and basement could probably help you, so you could stay in there during a …show more content…
In other words, they leave houses, buildings, and pieces laying everywhere. To clarify, tornados suck things up there cone shaped end, and hurricanes just blow everything everywhere. According to Source 3, "Protecting Life and Property," it says that, "About 1,300 tornados hit the U.S. each year, causing damage to hundreds of homes. Also, the Meteorologist Spencer Adkins stated, "Tornados and hurricanes are different sizes." This states that, huge our tiny tornados can hit your city. So, either way they still do damage. However, some tornados can’t go up hills. If you live up on a giant hill, you should most likely be okay. That still means that you should take shelter or evacuate. As a result, hurricanes and tornados can still reach the top of hills. Just realize, that hurricanes and humongous storms can do bunches of
To begin with, if you see a tornado or find out a hurricane is coming to your city, take shelter. If you don’t have a cellar or a basement, just find the safest spot you think will hold down good. For example, you cold get destroyed by a tornado or blown away by a hurricane. So, make sure you check the weather app or watch the news. Although, you might not like watching the news, you should still check it every once in a while. To sum things up, check with people to make sure a terrible storm isn't coming soon to your city. Also, for hurricanes you can evacuate or reach high grounds, instead of hiding in a cellar or basement. The cellar and basement could probably help you, so you could stay in there during a …show more content…
In other words, they leave houses, buildings, and pieces laying everywhere. To clarify, tornados suck things up there cone shaped end, and hurricanes just blow everything everywhere. According to Source 3, "Protecting Life and Property," it says that, "About 1,300 tornados hit the U.S. each year, causing damage to hundreds of homes. Also, the Meteorologist Spencer Adkins stated, "Tornados and hurricanes are different sizes." This states that, huge our tiny tornados can hit your city. So, either way they still do damage. However, some tornados can’t go up hills. If you live up on a giant hill, you should most likely be okay. That still means that you should take shelter or evacuate. As a result, hurricanes and tornados can still reach the top of hills. Just realize, that hurricanes and humongous storms can do bunches of