Should towns invest more money in tornado warning systems?

Yes, I think so. Especially if you live in an area where there are frequent tornadoes.

Yes, I think so. Living in the Midwest, sirens help notify us to go to shelter at night and in evening tornadoes, where you might not otherwise be paying attention to see a tornado coming.

Not necessarily. The warning system we have now is pretty advanced. It's just that by the time you realize a tornado has touched down, there's barely anytime to do anything about it.It comes from how serious people take the initial watches and warnings in the beginning.

Living in the UK we escape tornadoes but here's my two cents.

Very much so, the earlier the warning, the better the chance of survival.

Gh risk areas should make this a priority. However not every town is subject to tornado's.

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