Scariest Night Of Van Life | There Was Nothing I Could Do
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- What would you do? I was quite nervous and felt helpless.
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Born & raised in Tornado alley with dogs.
1) Never, ever go under an overpass during a tornado warning to seek shelter (not even from hail). If a tornado goes by it will SUCK YOUR ENTIRE VEHICLE out and toss it like a Matchbox van. Super dangerous. It creates a wind tunnel effect that puts you in *more danger* than being out in the open.
2) If you are out walking your pup and a tornado forms right by you, look for the *nearest and LOWEST* area of land, like a ditch alongside the road and put your pup underneath your body and lay on top of them so the tornado does not suck the dog right out of your arms (yes, tornados are known to suck infants/toddlers right out of their parent's arms...same protocol for infants).
3) Vehicles are dangerous because of a tornado will lift the vehicle by forcing air violently underneath it and tossing it like a toy, but if you don't have time to get out of your vehicle to lay in a nearby ditch or, preferably, to run into a building, fasten your seat belt securely, roll windows up and put a coat over your face and head so shattering glass won't get in your eyes. Everything in your vehicle will become a projectile, including bottles of water, cans of soda, ice chests, etc. Put your dog under the coat/blanket with you and hold them tightly if you don't have a safe hard plastic travel carrier to put them in (their best chance of life is in an FAA airline approved travel carrier, which some dogs like "Milagro" have survived airplane crashes when all the humans died Google "Milagro dog who survived plane crash" and it will come up).
4) Read this Tornado Safety webpage about how to survive a tornado in a variety of situations www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado/safety.html#:~:text=Stay%20in%20the%20car%20with,your%20head%20with%20your%20hands.
5) Read the Nat'l Weather Service web page for how dangerous it is to be inside a vehicle and how it's better to be outside on the flat ground www.weather.gov/media/owlie/TornadoSafety-OnePager-2-27-19.pdf
Hope some of this help you better prepare for next time. Safe travels to Q!
Thank you so much for this response. So so helpful. I never knew that about the underpass. So helpful.
Great info
Oh my gosh thank you for this information! I'm totally clueless about tornadoes except that I did know about the underpasses of all things. I will check out those websites for sure! I really appreciate this!
Great advice
I grew up in tornado alley to and didn't know most of that. Mom always said if you can't get in a building get in a ditch. I personally prefer the drainage pipes but I've never actually had to do that. Thanks for the heads up!
Seems to be that a travel tips Internet site would be nice: name of place, parking, bathroom, tornado safety sites, etc.
Totally agree
Just found you...and sweet Maddie...Great Video...Safe and happy travel...I,m Carol, Five year nomad,in my brite yellow skoolie
Welcome aboard! glad you found me. Some day I will build out a skoolie for someone, can't wait. So much space.
I love how you are with Maddie!
awe, thank you. I love how Maddie is with me. We are buddies 😊
Hi Jonnie, I hope this makes you feel better. My sister and I left D.C. driving north to Connecticut. This was during the Big Storm decades ago. We came to a dead stop in deep snow with hundreds of others, stuck on the Tappanzee Bridge, in high winds. We were rescued and taken to a convent in Rye, New York. Baloney sandwiches and one public phone. We made a deal with a family driving their son back to UCONN. They would help dig us out and we would take him to school, which was on our way. The drive was long and harrowing! Oh, and we had no winter clothes. I "weather pack" like a hoarder now. Safe travels my friend. Suzi
Lol, "weather packing" love that. Good trade too.
If I am out on the road and I there's bad weather...I look for big hospitals. They usually have concrete parking garages and a power source that will be a priority. If it gets really bad, you can usually talk to people there for updates and help out if needed.
Oh good idea. I am 9'6 though. Will have to start looking at heights
@@JonniesJourney 😆 Didn't think of that. I am much shorter.
That little happened tail . 💜 adorable little pal you have . Drive safe
Thank 🐾
I drove team OTR semi. Was very Blessed to have just missed many a bad weather and accidents. Parents of both sides prayed for us daily. It kept us out of harms way. Can't live in fear. Thank you for sharing and video. Blessings to you.
Amen 🙏
When I was doing cable we ended up in Texas and Oklahoma. And there was constant tornado warnings. First time I seen one was in texas right outside of longtown, by Dallas I was there 4 1/2yrs. I don't think I slept most of the time. I met my husband there and I was So scared I drove him crazy. I think he was secretly relieved when my mother needed as in phoenix ,absolutely a low ditch is the best.Sounds like somebody heard about the tornado and wanted to make sure everybody was awake. That was your angel's looking out for you so glad you guys are safe, Blessings
I have a friend that is the same way with storms. She is so very scared. The ditch seems to be one of the common answers. 👍 Glad you are away from Texas and hopefully resting better 😊
I've been through hailstorm, bur never tornado, you were a brave gal!
Awe, thank you.
Awwwwww!! Maddie burrowing back under the covers was the cutest 🥰🥰🥰. I know how she feels lol. Glad you guys were ok!
Thank you so much
You came through my hometown, Texarkana. Dallas is awful at getting off work time! We avoid it at all costs! So many accidents. Glad you’re okay!
On my never do again list 😆
@@JonniesJourney Don’t blame you! We have a Texas Tag account so usually use the express lanes anymore if we have to go through there at that time. Much faster!
@Tonya0220 very smart.
Hello Jonnie that would be scary i dont know what i would do no place to go but maybe if a building close was open yah i am so glad you guys were ok'' good to be back on your page have you heard from 30 and a wake up' last i heard he was on a year cruise ship'' big hugs stay safe
Last I saw he was on a trip with his mom. Maybe Spain. Very nice to see you here again, I appreciate it. Yes, I was very scary.
Very interesting info, the happy dog tail wags so worth the watch too…
Awe, thank you
Find a tornado shelter. Never go to an underpass or anything like a tunnel. They act like vacuums.
definitely learned that
You have the calmest nerves I've ever heard. Tornados scare the Holy hell out of me and there's nothing at all dignified in the way I hide/run from them. I grew up in tornado alley and I'm certain I've got some weather related trauma issues. Somebody would have had to let me in.
Edited to add: I never sleep with earbuds in. One ear bud, yes, but not two. Even in my locked home secured behind the nitelock barricade with an alarm system, with both earbuds in, I won't hear the fire alarm. It'll blend in with what I'm listening too.
Laughing at your comment and completely understanding the PTSD. We had a town not far down the road (New Baden Illinois) that seemed to always get the hits. I was in 1 tornado growing up and that was enough for my lifetime. It hit our highschool and the surrounding area. My home was not affected. I will never forget those green skys. I just use foam ear plugs to muffle the traffic noise. Good idea on using one with something playing though. thanks for watching and commenting.
I’m so grateful to live in Pittsburgh. We have tornados but they aren’t that big
Oh that's good. I didn't know that.
When we last drove across the country from California to Maine, we made weather our primary focus. When we knew for sure that we could get in front of it, we kept going. When we didn't think we could, we booked into a hotel (we did this three times.) Living in a van means living outdoors so, for example, we wouldn't drive through tornado alley during that time of storm season. With so many choices available, we always took the routes that elevated safety. It was just peace of mind for us. xo
Such a smart well thought out plan. I left in a hurry to beat all that snow and it back fired. Turned out for the good in the end but not my smartest day. Thank you for sharing this. This is how we learn.
Hello, I'm new to your channel. I too am living in my suv. Mine wasn't the desire to live in my vehicle, but knowing if I had to, I could do it. Then my Daughtry bailed out of our lease, it put me at 59 and homeless for the very first time. It was the end of September of 2022. All the way to now. I just got my section 8 housing voucher, an I'm trying to find a place. I survived negative °40 wind chill factor. It lasted a week. This was my 3rd winter in Kansas. This year we've had over 2 to 3 feet of snow in 2 weeks, that hasn't even begun to melt. It's been over 100 years since Kansas had this kind of weather. Usually here, it will snow a few inches and be gone in 2 days. Not this year lol. The joke is , if you don't like the weather, stick around, in 5 minutes it will change. Good bless, stay warm
So very true. Yes, this has been an odd winter so far. Thank you so much for the support to the channel
As a new van owners, my wife and I have learned so much from you - you’re a superb teacher. This video is super helpful for 1) weather awareness and problem solving (thanks to thoughtful comments) and 2) repairing a small windshield crack/chip on the road (who knew?). We’re adding a windshield repair kit to our gear. Grateful for you and the helpful community gathering around you - have safe, fun travels.
Awe....love this. Thank you so much. Yep get those chips before they spider. 👍
In a tornado situation, if you can't find shelter for the van you can make a pallet in the floor of the van with blankets and pull the mattress over top of you and your fur baby. That way you're protected from flying glass.
Oh that's another good idea 👍
New sub here! I love that dawg!! So darn cute when she tried to pry herself back under the covers. Is there anything better than snuggling with a dawg in a camper? I love your content. 😍Thank you!
Thank you so much. Maddie is the best. ❤️
I live in West Tennessee, and when bad storms with a chance of tornadoes, I just go to bed, sleep while it comes through, there's really no where to go to get away if your out in the open
True. A brave soul you are.
Hi Jonnie. I am a new viewer & now subscriber. I gotta say when you sit & watch these travel videos you can get caught up & just want to GO. But there are many things to consider. Possibly weather being the least considered. A little rain, a little snow no problem BUT severe weather & tornados - YIKES. Anyway, I look forward to catching up on your videos & coming along on the new.
p.s. I am a BIG fan of nurses and dachshunds (well dogs in general).
I totally agree with you. Also, I was listening to something other than the radio so I hadn't been getting alerts.
Scary! Now I’m going to be Googling emergency awareness tips.
Once I was in California in bed when a massive earthquake hit at 3am and I just froze. Thankfully nothing fell on me, but I’m still not sure what I should have done 🤷♀️
The car wash might not be a good place because it will act like wind tunnel. A truck stop is the best idea and go into the bathroom.
I have definitely learned that. truck stop bathroom is a good idea too.
Last year, I traveled the northern highway to avoid Dallas. I think it was route 82. I was in the middle of nowhere when an afternoon warning came through. I would have had to find a ditch … away from my vehicle. I happened to make it to Paris, Texas where I found a Loves. When the next round of warnings came through, I ran into Loves and stayed in the bathroom, away from the windows.
We recently found ourselves in a tornado warning in Tallahassee. We took cover at an old hotel, loading dock until we were in the clear.
Weather is the scariest part of being out on the road. And I wonder if I’ll ever adjust. 🤷🏼♀️ I’m glad you are safe!!! Travel safe while in Arizona and back home Jonnie. And… hug miss Maddie for me ❤❤❤❤
Thanks Patty, Maddie says come see her soon. Glad you all dodged the storms too
Awww, such a cute pup! 💖 Glad you were safe!
Thank you so much
Hey, jonnie...so glad you're safe. It sounds like...staying put was your best idea. Safe and blessed travels. LUCRETIA
Thank you Lucretia
I haven't been in a tornado, but I was driving through a strong cold front a few years ago in the southwest where winds can get pretty strong. It got so windy I was quite affraid the RV was going to get blown off the road. Luckily I came upon a truck stop that I pulled off to and spent the night. I was pretty rattled by how strongly I was being knocked about the freeway with those winds.
I can't count the number of signs I passed warning about high winds. I can't imagine what it must feel like. I have head about high trucks getting blown over. It must have been so scary for you. Smart to call it a night when you did and stay safe. Thanks for watching and sharing your story.
So glad you all are okay and safe. It is scary. I went through that in my van in a Walmart parking lot on the way down to FL last February. In March of 2020 we had an E4 in our town that killed 20 people and injured many. Took out around 200 bldgs.
Oh no! That's horrible. Terrible deviation in seconds. Crazy weather this week. I'm glad I am in AZ now.
I also travel in a van and I think the scariest thing is the weather. It can change so quickly. I have been through a lot of days of tornado weather and I too had no idea what to do. Recently I just pulled over at a truck stop and waited for it to pass. I park by the semi trucks. Once at a Cracker Barrel I went to the side of the building away from the wind to block the wind. It was closed so I basically parked right in front of the door. I do a lot of praying during bad weather. I refused to leave my dogs in the van and go into a building unless my dogs can go with me.
Sounds like you have a good solution. I would bever leave little Maddie. Also, someone mentioned cover up with a blanket if Tornado.
I’m from Texas and near the Dallas area. It’s like that every single day. It’s horrible. We are very overpopulated! Glad you are safe!
Ugh, no way I could do that traffic daily. 😫
Safe travels.
Thanks friend
I worked with a girl who was traveling through Tennessee when a tornado hit. Picked up her car and toss it and she rolled several times. She was hurt but survived.
Oh wow. They are just so violent and not enough warning.
I was in FL in December when the bad weather hit. I was parked behind the Cracker Barrel in Bradenton and there was no where to drive to because the bad weather was all around. I felt I was somewhat protected from the winds but a tornado can just pluck you up.
Others parked there too so I felt a little comfort but I was awake the entire night
I really feel like that's how it was for me. Just had to wait it out. Not our time... AMEN
I lived in Tornado country long ago...It was very scary...and I just had one experience with tornadoes...You did the right thing by staying put, because the tornado area was so big...I believe, It would have been more dangerous for you...If the warning area had been smaller and more concise...then, maybe, you could try driving away from the tornado. Thank You Lord , for keeping you & Maddie safe.🤗😇
Amen. So true. Hunkering down is sometimes the only choice
I’d say your very lucky to have made it through a tornado I’ve never seen one in person thank god You and Maddie are ok
Thank you. Not sure where the funnel was located but was so happy it was not over where we were. I was very scary though not knowing. I am definitely more prepared for next time. Pray that day never comes. Thanks for watching.
So glad you're alright! ❤
thank you so much
Scary unpredictable weather. Praying for you and everyone traveling right now. Maddie waking up and wear her new coat was just the Sunday treat I needed! ❤🐾❤
awe...yay. She hates sweaters and such but she is adjusting to this. She has learned that it is for outside when we walk and that helps. Thanks Deborah, hope you are feeling better.
Hey Jonnie ! We just got home from a visit to my daughter in Jax FL, had tornado warnings there, not much to do about it but wait it our and hope for the best. Turned out okay again. Then we got to drive through the snow and cold in AL & TN, no fun but made it ok!
ugh this weather. So glad you guys are safe and sound. Hope you had a wonderful visit with your daughter. Hello to Cindy for me. Thanks for watching Mark.
New Subscriber here. I look forward to following your page. 👍
Thank you so much. 😊
I did a spit take when you said that Maddy started barking. Up to that point I had assumed you were talking about a human being. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm glad you both are safe.
😂 yep I never think about clarifying. She is special for sure. Hey, I love your channel name. Thanks for watching.
Aww bless her ❤️!! And her sweet little tail just a wagging!!
Love that little tail wag, too. Thanks for watching. 😊
Keep your weather alert on
My weather alert on the phone went off after the sirens. I knew about the storms just not the Tornado activity
Wow! Not sure what I would do in those circumstances with tornado warnings.
I went through Dallas-Fort Worth and hit every interchange because the lane markings were so confusing.
Safe travels!
Definitely not an easy city 🙈
Whoah! Glad you guys are okay! Yay! Sure hope I get to see you in Q! I live by the radar and my weather apps, especially when traveling. The weather is one of the last things I look at before going to bed. You did just fine. During active tornado sirens, I have been on the floor of my van with pillows all around (and nothing overhead). DFW is where I'm from ... hopefully never again. And ... JONNIE!! OMG!!! I see my books on the wall. You have no idea how much that filled my heart and soul. Thank you! And that side eye Maddie gave you at the end was hilarious. Happy and safe travels!!!!
Awe, thanks, friend. Good ideas too. I sure hope I get to see you while I'm here. I'll nessage you
Soooo cute! My lil boy is like that.
They sure have our hearts
Glad you are both safe! Oooooh, look at that tail wag. My little Oscar's tail wags like that, and he also burrows under ther blankets.
Winder if they think there are badgers under those blankets 🤣 I can always tell how Maddie feels by the tail wag. ❤️ thanks for watching
I have a good size dog I travel with so I'm confident if I have to use ear plugs, she alerts me physically
Agree, Maddie hears things long before I do 😁
Wow, that sounds scary. Glad you were ok. Maddie was so cute under that pile of blankets. She wasn't ready to get up. Haha. Be safe out there, Jonnie.
Thank you Sue, Maddie is NOT a morning person and loves her warm pile of blankets.
Glad you are safe!
Thank you!
Thanks so much Jonnie!! As always - so informative and a lot of Fun!! You are appreciated so much Girl!!
Thank you so much 😊
...... Hi Jonnie !!!!!!!!!!!!! Soooo nice to have net you at Quartzsite this year !!!!!!!!! YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You too 😊 everyone loved having you here. Too short of a visit, but I have no doubt we will meet again. Hugs to the family. Stay warm up there.
Glad you and Maddie are ok. This is an interesting and important topic to think through. Maybe you will discuss it again on a live after you get all the comments and tell us what your future plans if that same scenario happened.
Great idea
I would stay put in my van and start praying and hope for the best. The BIG guy has plans for all of us. If it's time, we can't hide from it!😉
I think I’d do the same.
Very good point Tim
Happy to hear all is well. Hiding in a Car wash building is like sitting in a wind tunnel. Glad you and Maddie are ok! No Storms Here!
Safe travels Jonnie.
I have been hearing that, who knew 🙈. Glad I made the video, I am getting lots of suggestions
Sorry you spilled coffee on your business cards. I swear every time I don’t want something to get wet I spill coffee!
Yep, ugh
Happy you’re aok 😘 Love Maddy’s “bed nest” 🐾 Safe travels 💋✨💜
She loves her sleep. LOL
First mistake, Little Rock lol. Bigger cities are crazy right now. Be safe. Sending love and light.
LOL. Made it safely to Az
That is very scary, I have no idea what a person could do in that situation. So glad you and Maddie are OK, can't wait to see you.
Ditto friend
glad you made it through the knock on the door and tornado at night.
Thank you 😊
I would look for a bank drive through, I did during a hail storm in the mountains.
Definitely a smart decision for a hail storm. I didn't even think of a bank.
Glad you're okay. ❤
Thanks Shaun. How have you been
@@JonniesJourneyDealing with life changes and making the best of it. I'll be seeing a therapist for my ADHD. It's been a real issue all my life and something I haven't really dealt with until now. I'm happy about the steps I'm making. You know when your going through a lot of stress and it hits you when you finally decide you're going to do something about it? Well I'm there! Thanks for asking!
We live in hurricane territory but I thought for tornadoes you were supposed to leave your vehicle and find a ditch and hunker down if there is a tornado. That would be very wet and messy though. I would have driven whatever direction had clear skies whether or not it took me away from where I wanted to be.
I have heard the ditch thing as well. It had been raining for hours, I was worried about the ditches being flooded. The store was Cracker Barrel was closed or we would have gone in. In the daytime running from the storm would have been my first defense. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Couldn’t get out of Dallas ! Now you know whythey drive so fast between stops for accidents.
I feel so sorry for those that have to do it on the daily. UGH
@@JonniesJourney having a daughter living a good way east of Dallas while living west of Dallas, it’s a drive you learn to tolerate.
Tornadoes ain’t no joke! That’s for sure… safe travels ❤❤
Amen to that
that is pretty scary. I have no idea what we would do
One needs to pay attention to weather forecasts in advance. That way, you know where the danger area will be and you can decide whether to change your route or delay your trip.
True, I left early to escape the bad snow that was forcasted. I knew rain was forecasted but not the Tornado warnings. It stretched all the way to Louisiana. Happy I missed the snow though. Interstate 40 pile up looked horrible.
So glad you were safe. I think many vanlife peeps don’t tink about tornados but it’s always good to have a plan so you know what to do in an emergency. The knock on the van would have been unsettling for sure but in this case it was a good thing. Stay safe on the roads girl.
Thank you so much. Yep, the only knock I would be happy about
Just subscribed! You and Maddie are amazing!
Awe...thank you 😊
Such a sweet video!
Awe, thank you so much.
I would have stayed where I was..like you did.. stay safe out there ❤
Thanks friend.
Your welcome
I would make sure to locate the nearest tornado shelters. Go to a gas station or a grocery store. Glad you are ok and your fur baby.🙏🏽
Great idea
WALK-IN COOLERS: Convenience stores, restaurants.
This is a great idea. I one worked at a Moto Mart and we would do that for warnings. there are a lot of glass in there but it was still where we would go because we could see out.
Wow. I have never had that experience while being in a vehicle. That had to be pretty strerssful. Glad you and Maddie are safe.
Thank you Ava. Not a situation I hope to find myself in again.
Maddie is definitely not a morning gal! I laugh so hard! Safe travels.
At all LOL
I've actually driven several hours to outside the predicted danger zone the day before the anticipated storm several times. It was a good thing I left because major tornados did, in fact, hit Middle Tennessee that next day. I always try and plan my travels according to the weather because I'm terrified of Tornados, too. I say keep an eye out at the forecast and plan your travels around weather systems whenever possible.
Absolutely, what a lesson this was.
Safe travels! Wish I was headed to Q.
Thanks friend
I went to a brick bank drive thru when i needed to take cover.
Oh that's smart and easier to find 👍
I’d find a gas station/travel center & get inside to an internal bathroom away from any windows! Glad you were safe!!!
Wise. Even a Whole Foods/grocery store, anywhere that has an internal bathroom (often designed to shelter employees and customers). Take your pet WITH YOU and do not leave them in a vehicle, do NOT leave your vehicle windows open it will suck anything IN the vehicle out (include YOU, if you are not seat belted in).
Thanks guys, I am definitely more prepared for my next trip. I made several mistakes that I have learned from.
My ex and I were driving through Oklahoma and were getting gas when a tornado decided to come through. We had to stop immediately stop fueling up and high tail it out while watching the storm in our rear view. Not a fan of tornadoes! It was so scary and happened so fast! We barely made it to another gas station on fumes.
I'm a florida girl so hurricanes don't scare me but this was super sketch!😮
Oh wow and Oklahoma is known for some bad ones 😳 don't think I would like hurricanes either but they give much more notice.
Glad you two are safe!❤
Thank you Jane.
Hi, I just found this video in my suggestions and went to your channel to see if you have a get to know me video but couldn't find one. I enjoyed your personality in this and one precious baby. I subscribed and would like to know more about ya. Maybe a video? 😊
Great idea. I just have a little intro on the about section. Will get on that.
You must have hit Dallas at rush hour. This happens in every major city especially Atlanta. 3 - 6 or 7.
I figured so.
Oh goodness I haven't been in bad weather like that so far living in the van. Glad Ya'll are okay.
Thanks Mona. 😁
We left San Diego Wednesday and starting Thursday morning leaving the mountains of CA the wind was bad in I8 we entered Arizona and started getting the strong wind advisory that wind was strong and the dust storms were crazy all the way through AZ into NM and even through TX we drive straight to Van Horn TX and it was still windy. The Van was swaying while we were at Loves. Finally Friday morning wind was mostly fine but cold. While going through AZ traffic was stop and go. Then came to a complete stop a Semi and other vehicle crashed Semi caught fire and with that wind it was bad. They said 40-50 mile an hour winds. Cars were pulled over and semi trucks in parts of ih10. The. We get home and it’s freezing here. It’s 21 right now. And tonight it’s going down to 18. WTH this is not normal.
Glad you and Maddie are safe. have a good time in the Q. We were going to go but with that crazy wind and cold we were not prepared with clothing. Our Van was good with the cold. In Van Horn it was 29 outside and inside the van we were at 51 overnight. So we have about 20 degree difference from outside temp.
You're right - it's not normal. It is geoengineering, otherwise known as weather manipulation. The globalists are using the technology, that has been in development by various countries over the past 50+ decades (the US steered a hurricane back on shore in the 70s and Congress supposedly put a stop to this experimentation - but who's kidding who?), to make the public buy into their climate change agenda. A bit of research will show this is all true.
Wow, how crazy. Glad you guys are home safely.
Don't park in a car wash in high winds even with concrete all the way up and is on top. I worked next to a car wash years ago and saw someone park her brand new car in one of the stalls and ran inside for cover. Good thing she didn't stay in her car. The car wash collapsed on her car and crushed it😮😢
Oh dang. 😳 what not to do
Yikes!!
This is my 1st time watching, RUclips on autoplay while choring. So I hear “[Maddie] she is likely the 2nd hardest person I know of to get awake in the morning” & I’m like who can sleep through the smell of coffee in a van in a parking lot by a highway?! I look over to see a small lump in the bed. Oh, Maddie is a child, that’s why. Many lolz when I learned of my error! The thumping good morning tail is super cute!
Awe thank you, Maddie sends you a tail wag too.
Could you provide the vendor first the curtain wall rod that is in one of the vans in the cockpit ? Thanks so much!
No curtain rod used grommets and hooks. 👍
Putting on your seat belt was an excellent idea. Also, it's a good idea to put anything away that can become airborne and hit you in the head should the van roll over.
very good idea, thank you.
So glad you were awaken by the Angel of God! I mean that’s what I would consider him to be. Thank God you and Maddie are safe. 🤗🩵🙏🏻
Amen Crystal
It is difficult to know what to do in storms. I try and leave the areas. Kived through a tornado in my childhood that destroyed everything in Iowa. I get worried abd anxious. In Colorado summers wind and hail are bigger issues. Big hail is a problem on the Frontrange. Best to leave!
I have to agree that leaving seems like the safest choice in your case.
Thanks for the video. I would have been terrified. What weather app do you use?
I use the weather channel. Kelly uses "hey Alexa" 🤣
That’s so scary. I’m the same. I’ve always hated tornadoes. We lived in Kansas for a while when I was a kid. Swear I spent more time in the closet than I did anywhere else when we lived in that state. Have spent a bit of time in the basement here because of them too. Never actually had to live through the destruction, but they freak me out. Wow! Two hours in Dallas is crazy. Lived north of Dallas when I was a kid too. Don’t recall traffic being that awful. Last time Jessie and I went through there it wasn’t great, but didn’t take us two hours. But was very early in the morning. I’m so glad that you escaped the tornado and the traffic. Haha Maddie is a sleepy head. Too cute. lol I don’t think she really wants to get up. That is too funny. Ah good idea with the windshield repair kit.
You would have thought that living in the midwest would have taught me more about driving in Tornadoes but I am normally in the basement not the van. LOL. Maddie is definitely a sleepy head.
Take hwy 82 west instead of going through DFW.❤
wrote that down, thanks Bella
@@JonniesJourney It’s a purty :) drive too!
I have a cage under my open stairs to put my dogs (or a cat) in. I havehardside carriers that I can use in the car. Take care❤
smart idea, thanks for sharing
I think your plan to seat belt in was a good idea. You could have driven to a car wash and it could be occupied or closed and then you would be no where.
True, good point. Thank you
During a hurricane with car n trailer I parked under the carport upagainst the bank building it helps with wind gust and down pour rain.
Hearing the bank several times. I guess it's great for rain and hail, just not tornadoes. Glad you were able to get there for protection.