Tornadoes seem to be Mother Nature’s favorite go-to natural disaster as of late. And I gotta admit – all of this spontaneous death-twisting is getting on my poor nerves. Ever since I saw Twister in 1996, tornadoes were no longer “cool.” They were death-traps, something I never wanted to be anywhere near or close to again. It’s hard enough getting away from a tornado when you CAN walk, let alone trying to get away unscathed when you use a wheelchair. We’re going to show you What to do When you’re in a Wheelchair and The Tornado Siren Sounds.
For us in Minnesota, we know all too well of the surging tornado activity. We led the nation last year with the most tornado touchdowns, with 104 officially recorded. And June is our most active month for tornadoes. In May 2011, parts 
of North Minneapolis were decimated by a tornado that dropped out of no where, killing 2 people and injuring 29. Even as I write this, I’m looking at a gorgeous yet dangerous sky – in layers of blue, white, and a very dark grey. The sky is becoming unstable, and once again I’m pondering my exit strategy in case the unthinkable happens.
This great article is by Tiffiny Carlson Read more at Easystand.com and find Fema Tornado Safety Tips.
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