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Originally Posted by KevanGuy
That may be true in some instances but people shouldn't think they are safe if there is rain, or if it is windy, stormy, etc.. The leading edge of the storm usually has the rain and then the tornado comes up behind it. Also, tornadoes can become wrapped in rain so you can't see them.
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Yup, your right, never really safe if there's any kind of a potential. That picture is great! But there is a delay between the storm / rain part and the tornado hitting you. That'd be the deadly calm I was referring to. (painfully trying to back up my point is all). Like a lot of others, I went through the big one in Edmonton years back, remember it vividly as I had to run home for my life!
You going chasing this year, the deers will be safely in the bushes hiding themselves, so you'll be good there.
