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#TornadoStrong 2024 – A New Twist on Tornado Safety and Prevention

#TornadoStrong 2024 – A New Twist on Tornado Safety and Prevention

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The podcast episode features a conversation between host John Zarrella and Leslie Chapman-Henderson, President and CEO of the nonprofit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH), discussing tornado safety and recent findings from the 2024 #TornadoStrong Survey. They highlight the importance of preparedness and dispel misconceptions surrounding tornadoes, emphasizing actionable steps homeowners can take to protect themselves. The episode aims to empower listeners with practical knowledge to enhance community disaster resilience.


Topics

  • #TornadoStrong campaign goals (1:00)
  • Tornado perception history (2:57)
  • Public misconceptions regarding severe weather (7:00)
  • Safe rooms and shelters that provide near-absolute protection (11:39)
  • U.S. tornado activity - snapshot by county (13:55)
  • Using building code diagnostics to identify upgrades that can save your home (16:44)
  • Can a garage door save your home? (17:49)
  • What’s new for #TornadoStrong? (23:22)


Links and Resources

  • TornadoStrong.org
  • 2024 Topline Survey Report
  • 2024 News Release
  • Tornado Safe Rooms Options
  • Tornado Watch vs. Warning
  • InspectToProtect.org
  • Buyer’s Guide to Resilient Homes Tornado Checklist


Connect With Us

  • John Zarrella
  • Leslie Chapman-Henderson


Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH)

Toll-free: 877-221-SAFE (877-221-7233)

Email: info@flash.org


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