As a full time RVer, you have to really consider the weather
As a full time RVer, you have to really consider the weather. This week, a huge storm with gale force wind gusts rolled through the area. Storms can be especially frightening for RVers, so you always need to know where the closest shelter is. This park doesn’t offer a storm shelter currently, but urges you to take your own precautions. In high winds, that means you fill the fresh water tank, maybe use straps to keep the RV from rolling, and cuddle up with the pups until it passes. Fortunately, this time we only had 40-42mph gusts and no cyclones (hurricanes or tornadoes).
When we’re in storm country (which is most everywhere) we keep our Midland weather radio at hand. This thing is loud enough to wake Steve from a dead sleep and that’s saying something!
NOAA Portable emergency weather alert radio with multiple power sources. Also functions as a flash light and a USB battery bank. The weather alert siren on this radio is quite loud, no sleeping through storms with this in your RV.
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