IBHS Tornadoes

At a glance..

This report discusses the dynamics of tornadoes and how you can keep yourself, your family and your family and your property safe and secure.

The details..

'Tornadoes' is a comprehensive guide that discusses the dynamics of tornadoes and offers practical advice on how to prepare for them. The authors explain what tornadoes are, when they occur, where they tend to happen most frequently in the United States, and how fast their winds can be. They also provide insights into personal safety measures you can take if you live in an area prone to tornado activity.

The book emphasizes that building codes exist to ensure homes stand up against most tornados. It explains that ordinary construction methods produce houses capable of withstanding wind speeds of up to 110 mph; however, homeowners may retrofit their properties at reasonable costs should they wish greater protection from stronger storms.

While acknowledging the unpredictability of these natural disasters - some being more dangerous than others - 'Tornadoes' highlights advances made by National Weather Service's Doppler radar systems which have improved warning times significantly over recent years resulting in fewer fatalities due better preparation time.

Overall,' Tornadoes' is an informative read written by experts who specialize in disaster preparedness. This publication will help readers understand what steps need taking before a storm hits so as not only protect themselves but also minimize damage caused by this powerful force.