Yeah we just missed most of those bad storms too coming out of Texas up to South Dakota back in the beginning of May. I watch Ryan Hall Ya’ll and he’s one of the best out there for predicting weather.
Last year we just missed tornadoes heading to South Dakota. Thanks for the tip. We feel like we're much better prepared for what to do. Hope you all do as well. Safe Travels!
We are lifelong Texas residents, currently living full time in our rv with traveling in the summer. Texas Storm Chasers is our absolute "go to" for weather conditions year round. They have saved lives and even have some of their actual footage in the movie Twisters. Yes, Texas has bad weather at times, but if people just take the time to find out what to do in bad weather conditions, like you have, their time in Texas will be less scary. Now we are working in northwest Montana and it's fire season so we have those factors to consider and be wary of here. But in no way would this affect our coming here and enjoying this country.
Thanks for the input. We home base in New Mexico currently and even watch Texas Storm Chasers to check weather events near the state line. I like the calm way they report as well. I hope we helped many to make a plan ahead. There really is no way to avoid unexpected weather anywhere we travel these days. And fires popping up so much in the west. All we can do is be informed & know what to do. Stay safe.
LOL. That's why we made a point of telling viewers to go there. That it is the best way to support their recovery. Our Texas series will show people why.
@@RoamingWithRosie I have so many places on the west coast yet to visit. I watch lots of RV channels to enjoy the rest of the country but wouldn't pull my trailer beyond Arizona and Nevada. I'll do the east coast following some of Grand Adventures tips but I'll fly out and rent a car for that. Id like to park my fifth wheel in Banff for three months some day..
Be safe
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Yeah we just missed most of those bad storms too coming out of Texas up to South Dakota back in the beginning of May. I watch Ryan Hall Ya’ll and he’s one of the best out there for predicting weather.
Last year we just missed tornadoes heading to South Dakota. Thanks for the tip. We feel like we're much better prepared for what to do. Hope you all do as well. Safe Travels!
Great video. Thank you. California here so we are not used to the severe weather.
I hear you. We both grew up in Southern California. Thanks for watching!
Great info, I’m buying my rug this fall so I need to plan for these emergencies.
Glad it was helpful! Hopefully you lose your new rug.
Thanks for watching!
We are lifelong Texas residents, currently living full time in our rv with traveling in the summer. Texas Storm Chasers is our absolute "go to" for weather conditions year round. They have saved lives and even have some of their actual footage in the movie Twisters. Yes, Texas has bad weather at times, but if people just take the time to find out what to do in bad weather conditions, like you have, their time in Texas will be less scary. Now we are working in northwest Montana and it's fire season so we have those factors to consider and be wary of here. But in no way would this affect our coming here and enjoying this country.
Thanks for the input. We home base in New Mexico currently and even watch Texas Storm Chasers to check weather events near the state line. I like the calm way they report as well. I hope we helped many to make a plan ahead. There really is no way to avoid unexpected weather anywhere we travel these days. And fires popping up so much in the west. All we can do is be informed & know what to do. Stay safe.
Great information.. To sum it up don't go to Texas 😅 Thanks RWR
LOL. That's why we made a point of telling viewers to go there. That it is the best way to support their recovery. Our Texas series will show people why.
@@RoamingWithRosie I have so many places on the west coast yet to visit. I watch lots of RV channels to enjoy the rest of the country but wouldn't pull my trailer beyond Arizona and Nevada. I'll do the east coast following some of Grand Adventures tips but I'll fly out and rent a car for that. Id like to park my fifth wheel in Banff for three months some day..