https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SQFFdzJi_4
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https://www.freightwaves.com/news/5-things-truckers-should-know-about-severe-storms
• A tornado. NWS meteorologists identify severe thunderstorms based on radar analysis and/or eyewitness reports. 2. Watch vs. warning. The NWS issues a severe thunderstorm watch when weather conditions will be favorable for such storms. A watch can cover parts of a state or several states and is usually posted several hours in advance.

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/insurance-and-risk-management/a-truckers-guide-to-staying-safe-while-one-the-road-during-severe-weather
"It's important that drivers understand the language associated with storms and know the difference between a tornado watch, which means to keep vigilant and be prepared, to a tornado warning, which means that a tornado has been spotted, and for drivers to get off the road and take cover immediately," Acevedo continued.

https://www.truckingdive.com/news/training-truck-drivers-severe-weather-safety/600404/
Objects blowing across drivers' paths are "cues of strong wind conditions.". Scan the roadway to spot hazards early. Prepare for severe wind near tree lines and overpasses. Grip the wheel firmly and aim straight ahead. Be careful not to oversteer in response to strong winds. Don't use cruise control in bad weather.

https://www.drivebigtrucks.com/blog/trucking-in-bad-weather-what-to-do-if-theres-a-storm/
Like freezing rain, heavy snow is one of the most challenging trucking in bad weather scenarios. If you get caught in a snowstorm, tire chains are your best friend. Be sure to include tire chains in your safety kit alongside food and warm blankets. Because if the going gets rough, you'll need to pull off the road and wait out the storm.

https://www.truckersnews.com/how-to/article/15064816/as-worst-season-for-tornadoes-approaches-heres-how-to-stay-safe-on-the-road
The U.S. averaged 1,234 tornadoes annually from 2000 to 2019. About 54% of those tornadoes happened from April to June. The most tornadoes typically happen in May, with an average of 281. This is followed by June and April, which average 196 and 194 tornadoes per year, respectively." This story from the Truckers News archives first appeared in

https://www.alltruckjobs.com/blog/tornado-safety-tips-for-truckers/
Navigating the challenges of severe weather, especially tornadoes, requires awareness, preparation, and a calm approach. Remember, safety should always be your top priority on the road. Following the tornado safety tips above can help ensure your well-being and that of others during severe weather conditions. Stay safe and stay prepared.

https://www.thetrucker.com/trucking-news/the-nation/severe-weather-alert-millions-at-risk-of-seeing-tornadoes-severe-thunderstorms
The National Weather Service said that more than 3.4 million people, 1,614 schools and 159 hospitals in Oklahoma, portions of southern Kansas and far north Texas, face the most severe threat for tornadoes. In all, nearly 10 million people live in areas that could be affected, the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center said.

https://www.thetrucker.com/trucking-news/the-nation/tornado-swallows-tanker-truck-leaves-path-of-destruction-in-iowa
Iowa had braced for severe weather after the weather service's Storm Prediction Center gave most of the state a high chance of seeing severe thunderstorms with the potential for strong tornadoes. The storms and tornado warnings moved into Wisconsin on Tuesday evening and night. ... motor carriers and other trucking-industry experts turn to

https://weather.com/safety/tornado/video/warning-or-watch-study-says-most-dont-know-the-difference
Storm Warnings Pose Whirlwind Of Confusion. May 22, 2024. A new research study indicates that the bulk of Americans can't accurately define a "tornado warning.". Researchers highlight a gap

https://www.fox6now.com/news/wisconsin-severe-weather-avoiding-fatigue-staying-aware
SHOREWOOD, Wis. - Southeast Wisconsin braces for more severe weather just two days after a string of tornadoes touched down. Beneath the blue sky in Estabrook Park, Shanel Stovall provides the

https://www.timesunion.com/weather/article/tornado-watch-warning-explained-need-know-19538552.php
Just like a warning, the tornado emergency is produced by a local NWS office and will frequently be updated as the storm progresses. The National Weather Service has three key alerts for tornadoes

https://www.mlive.com/weather/2024/06/tornado-warning-continuous-updates.html
4:30pm update: A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for areas just south of Lansing, tracking east-southeast towards Holt and Mason. 60mph winds, golf ball sized hail, and a brief tornado

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/06/23/new-england-tornado-warnings-severe-storms/74187236007/
Parts of New England were placed under tornado watches and warnings Sunday afternoon as the region faces severe storms, forecasters said. The National Weather Service put a broad swath of the

https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/news/local/2024/06/23/tornado-watch-issued-for-parts-of-new-hampshire-maine-massachusetts/74186986007/
CONCORD — The National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, warns residents and visitors in New Hampshire that there is an enhanced risk for severe storms Sunday. At about 1 p.m., a tornado watch was

https://www.mlive.com/weather/2024/06/why-damaging-70-mph-winds-triggered-tornado-warning-sirens-across-west-michigan.html
The storms remained quite severe as they moved southeast into the Grand Rapids area. The county set off the warning sirens, which most people mistakenly think are used solely for tornado warnings.

https://www.truckersearch.com/blog/tornado-safety-while-on-the-road/
Tornadoes are usually sudden, but it is possible to stay safe. Following the above guidelines gives you the best chance at surviving the storm. If you know that you are traveling through tornado country at peak tornado season (May-June), it is a good idea to pack a kit of supplies. This kit should include extra food, water, a flashlight, and a

https://www.alltruckjobs.com/blog/trucking-tornado-season/
A storm or tornado "warning" means that severe weather is imminent and there is a possibility that a severe thunderstorm or tornado as already been recorded. While a warning is more foreboding than a watch, both should be taken very seriously. It's also important that you listen to your fellow truckers out there.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/weather/severe/photos-sundays-severe-weather-outbreak-prompted-6-concurrent-tornado-warnings-over-saskatchewan
Here's a closer look at Sunday's severe weather outbreak as it erupted over social media: WATCH: Tornado Safety: Survival tips you can't afford to miss Header image courtesy of Braydon Morisseau

https://www.tqmlogistics.com/what-should-truck-drivers-do-during-a-tornado-alert/
Tornado watches mean conditions are favorable for tornados to develop, and you should be alert for any dangerous situations. Warnings mean one has been sighted on a weather radar, and drivers should be on their highest alert for any signs of trouble. One thing that is true of most tornados is that they develop quickly and can touch down right

https://truckertotrucker.com/blog/tornados-trucking/
According to Dr. Greg Forbes, severe weather expert for the Weather Channel, there is some debate about the best course of action if you're in a vehicle when a tornado strikes. Forbes says the American Red Cross (ARC) has changed its tornado safety rules and they now run counter to those advocated by the National Weather Service (NWS).

https://www.alltruckjobs.com/blog/trucker-storm-safety-101/
If there's a watch for a thunderstorm, tornado, or flash flood, it means that the current weather conditions are likely to develop into severe weather. While the storm may not be on the radar just yet, people in the affected areas should take necessary precautions. On the other hand, a warning means that a storm has been spotted on the radar

https://americantruckinsurance.com/severe-weather-safety-for-truckers/
Know Your Rights in Severe Weather The STAA, or Surface Transportation Assistance Act, protects commercial drivers from being penalized or dismissed by their employer for refusing to operate a commercial motor vehicle on highways if doing so would breach Federal safety regulations.. The STAA protects drivers who refuse to drive a commercial vehicle because they believe it is unsafe.

https://www.evantransportation.com/blog/trucking-safety/rain-storm-safety-tips-truck-drivers/
Severe thunderstorm warning: A warning is issued when a severe thunderstorm is spotted and is occurring in the warning area that can last 30 minutes to an hour. Tornado watch: The weather pattern can result in severe thunderstorms that can produce tornadoes around the watch area. If you are in the affected area, it is encouraged to prepare for

https://www.drivemw.com/safety-tips-for-truck-drivers-navigating-severe-weather/
Severe weather conditions are dangerous for everyone on the road. We've put together some safety tips for truck drivers to keep you safe when things get dicey. ... Wind rarely gets the attention it deserves when it comes to inclement weather. Outside of a tornado or a hurricane, wind is frequently overlooked despite its capabilities for

https://www.indystar.com/story/weather/indianapolis/2023/08/09/tornado-watch-warning-explained-indianapolis-indiana-severe-weather-nws/70551107007/
There doesn't need to be a tornado watch or warning for a community to set off emergency sirens. In June 2023, sirens were sounded in Marion County even though the weather wasn't as severe as in

https://www.truckersnews.com/home/article/15062980/how-to-truck-safely-through-tornado-season
There are two signals to listen for, a tornado watch and a tornado warning, with a simple way to differentiate one from the other: A tornado watch means that conditions in the area are favorable to the formation of a tornado, which means drivers should "watch" for things to get worse.; A tornado warning means one has been spotted in the area, which means drivers have been "warned

https://www.wcvb.com/article/weekend-storm-forecast-boston-massachusetts-afternoons/61215279
so a few scattered storms, pre-frontal showers and storms. just at around noon 1:02 p.m. those storms have the possibility of being severe, but the line that we're concerned about really starts

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/6-ways-truckers-can-spot-potential-severe-storms
Detecting severe storms often requires sophisticated equipment, but truckers can use their senses to make a close prediction while on the road. Cloud configurations. Not all dark clouds are the same. A severe storm that could lead to life-threatening weather will often have clouds that look very dark or even have a sickly green tint.

https://www.wmur.com/article/new-hampshire-severe-weather-video-062324/61226698
The chance for severe thunderstorms remains elevated through this evening, including an isolated tornado threat.A Tornado Watch is in effect for all of New Hampshire until 10:00 p.m.; this means