i'm fortunate enough to live higher up than most others

well if you live in the tornado valley you probably wanna think about quick recovery instead of prevention

since there's no prevention

@svarozhyc go outside your garden boundry and dig a drainage channel

The weather here gets a lot worse than the weather there cadbal.

i thought the leader of kkk was black

You ever have a tornado hit your neighborhood? Twice?

i actually had back in my c.o.o

surely a stone house with proper foundations would stand up?

to this day there's a fucking path in the forest

where it went

fucking insane

Stone houses are expensive and rare cadbal.

ive had a hurricane throw a tree on my roof

but would they satand up, nobody? or is it fruitless?

Most houses are made of wood, and cheap wood cause corporate fucks don't care.

Depends, if it's direct hit they fall.

If it's far enough outside the affected area they stand.

given the damage hurricanes do here, that aren't close to the power of US tornados, i'd say there's little point in stone buildings

lol

is it build quality or would a proper stone and mortat house not withstand it

we have a pine house

cause norway

even if it were strong, cadbal, i think the roof would be toast

yea

Stone and mortar would likely live anything but a category 5 tornado.

And build quality does play a part.

oh for deffo, roofs get ripped off here in bad weather every few years or so

don't here, and my roof is fucked so i'm hoping to avoid hurricanes for a year or two

my roof is more moss than tile

ahaha yeeee

uk haha

i saw actual trees growing out of roof tiles

i saw some leaves spinning in a circle once

mfw saw a tornado

climate change man, making the weather worse.

i replaced 1 cracked tile in almost 20 years, tho tbh, im looking at putting a welsh slate roof on next

there's some small thistle flowers growing out of it, but not trees

man fuck the sun

climate change -is- making the weather more energetic

fuck it hard