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Another Noreaster expected to Hit the Jersey Coast, NYC, Philly, and New England Wed and Thurs this week. Ugh not what is needed as the clean up continues and this could include snow and high winds and coastal flooding again Lets hope it misses
Wildfires are a little too common in the inland areas imo. Other than that SD is not that bad as it generally doesn't have quite as high of an earthquake risk as LA and SF.
Indianapolis is a very safe city from natural disasters. The only natural disaster we have to worry about is tornados. Which I would take anyday over earthquakes and hurricanes etc.
I wonder if the people of Joplin, Missouri would prefer tornadoes over earthquakes. Considering thousands of earthquakes a day go unfelt and cause no damage whatsoever. Never heard of a tornado that did that...
I wonder if the people of Joplin, Missouri would prefer tornadoes over earthquakes. Considering thousands of earthquakes a day go unfelt and cause no damage whatsoever. Never heard of a tornado that did that...
Go through a big earthquake in California then say that.
Milwaukee-No earthquakes, no tornados, no floods, no anything
Chicago-Never heard of any real natural diaster there other than a blizzard or heat wave
Pittsburgh-No natural diasters that killed people in this area
Cincinnati-Nothing i can think of, maybe toronados
Detroit-Never heard anything about detroit and natural diasters
Austin
San Antonio
El Paso
Knoxville
Wildfires are a little too common in the inland areas imo. Other than that SD is not that bad as it generally doesn't have quite as high of an earthquake risk as LA and SF.
I'm guessing there is also a tsunami risk with it being right on the coast.
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