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Tornado resistant building design

 
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Thanks Eric and Glenn.
What is a 'skip ' are when discussing hurricanes?
 
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Mike Haasl wrote:

Dave Pennington wrote:I have helped build two of these using their methods, and developed my own methods which solve the issues listed above


I'd encourage you to share those methods.  Either here or in a new thread.  Sounds cool!



I'm wrapping up the documentation for my methods, hoping to start doing online training soon.
 
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John C Daley wrote:Thanks Eric and Glenn.
What is a 'skip ' area when discussing hurricanes?


Places the land form makes a microclimate that doesn't get hit as bad as most areas.

Tornadoes have interesting skip patterns. I have studied them. There's no stopping one that wants to come at you, but you can look for where they don't tend to want to go. Where I am it's the lee side of hills that are angled to face southwest. You'll still take damage, but not a full on frontal hit.  
 
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thanks we get them with bushfires where the flames will leap over hills, miss a house and burn one 500 M away by landing on it.
 
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