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<blockquote data-quote="Okie4570" data-source="post: 2436460" data-attributes="member: 15643"><p>Not that an F5+ can't happen anywhere, but I would have to look at my location as well as the physical needs of getting into an above ground vs an in ground shelter. If I'm living in Moore, OK, along I-44, I-40 east and west of OKC, Cleveland, Canadian, Oklahoma Counties, etc.......I'm saving my pennies for an in ground. History as already repeated itself too many times. Skiatook, Collinsville, Ramona areas, hasn't been a hotbed for F5's or really any tornadoes in comparison to the rest of the state. We have our share of tornadoes too, but not the high concentration of violent tornadoes that occur in a 60 miles radius of OKC. The site where our home is now, the original home was leveled in the late 90's by an F3, we have a giant in ground shelter in the NW corner of the garage. The original owner spent a couple hours down there with his truck on the door. As stated earlier above, any built tornado shelter is better than none.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okie4570, post: 2436460, member: 15643"] Not that an F5+ can't happen anywhere, but I would have to look at my location as well as the physical needs of getting into an above ground vs an in ground shelter. If I'm living in Moore, OK, along I-44, I-40 east and west of OKC, Cleveland, Canadian, Oklahoma Counties, etc.......I'm saving my pennies for an in ground. History as already repeated itself too many times. Skiatook, Collinsville, Ramona areas, hasn't been a hotbed for F5's or really any tornadoes in comparison to the rest of the state. We have our share of tornadoes too, but not the high concentration of violent tornadoes that occur in a 60 miles radius of OKC. The site where our home is now, the original home was leveled in the late 90's by an F3, we have a giant in ground shelter in the NW corner of the garage. The original owner spent a couple hours down there with his truck on the door. As stated earlier above, any built tornado shelter is better than none. [/QUOTE]
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