OKC Storm Shelter Registry

[Tampabucs]

If a big tornado comes through the first responders will have some rough idea where the shelter is in the rubble.

Exactly. Yes, first responders are going to search for areas hit by tornadoes. However, it's nice to know that they have the GPS coordinates of where your shelter is located and they know to check on you. Still though, I always tell our customers don't just rely on that. Inform your family and friends you have a shelter. Take a whistle into the shelter with you and have a box of supplies consisting of bottled water, granola bars, weather radio, whistle, flashlights with extra batteries, toilet paper and a 5 gallon bucket if you're in there for longer than expected if you get my drift.

 

[LightningCrash]

Some of you got tornado shelters installed and haven't got them on the registry.

This is just a reminder that the registry is out there.

 

[Droberts]

i have mine registered and loaded with a weeks worth of rations in case it takes folks a while to dig us out.

 

[TheGreatCornholio]

So you can feel safe that FEMA knows where you are.

I think I will just tell my relatives.

I dont want anything to do with FEMA.

I heard about the camps.

 

[LightningCrash]

I think I will just tell my relatives.

I dont want anything to do with FEMA.

I heard about the camps.

Have you seen the Jones exposé regarding mass awareness of a certain avian variety? It's a certain ornithological piece, big news.

 

[n8thegr8]

Take a whistle into the shelter with you and have a box of supplies consisting of bottled water, granola bars, weather radio, whistle, flashlights with extra batteries, toilet paper and a 5 gallon bucket if you're in there for longer than expected if you get my drift.

What is the benefit of the weather radio over a regular handheld am/fm radio, besides the automatic alerts? It stands to reason that, if you're in your shelter, you already know the storm is coming...

 

[LightningCrash]

Bump!

What is the benefit of the weather radio over a regular handheld am/fm radio, besides the automatic alerts? It stands to reason that, if you're in your shelter, you already know the storm is coming...

Well if you have a regular radio you have Mike Morgan telling you to get into your car and drive.
If you have a weather radio it tells you to get into a storm shelter.

 

[jsl_pt]

Bump! Well if you have a regular radio you have Mike Morgan telling you to get into your car and drive. If you have a weather radio it tells you to get into a storm shelter.

Lmmfao!!!!

 

[n8thegr8]

Bump!



Well if you have a regular radio you have Mike Morgan telling you to get into your car and drive.
If you have a weather radio it tells you to get into a storm shelter.

Exactly my point. You have a radio telling you to get in your shelter...in your shelter...

I could see having one on the bedside table or something to wake your butt up when the big one's coming, but keeping one in the shelter seems redundant.