Have you ever been in a storm?

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An earthquake isn't a "storm." But yes, many small and medium and two big ones. None of the others.

Excellent. Thank you.

How is an earthquake a storm?

zzzzzzzzz an earthquake is NOT a weather event.

Hurricane, Flood, Tornado-ish., Ice storm..Stupid Virginia.

This Memorial day weekend have been in some floods in Colorado and talk about rain like never before?? Gee thought i would never see the end of all of this rain

> How is an earthquake a storm?

Earthquake is a storm because of the shake rattle and roll??? ha ha

I guess rock concerts should count, too, then.

Hurricanes (more than one), blizzards (more than one), floods (yes...more than one), and hail storms (more than...well...you know). But only one tornado, and it was small..

No earthquakes. I'm afraid of those. I don't think those are considered as storms, though.

Blizzards, I think. I guess a blizzard is just a really big snow. I don't know when they start calling it that. Also, does being present when it happens mean being in it? I would most likely be inside.

blizzard and just a tropical storm.......... remnants of all the hurricanes in FL. Jacksonville is set back at the top of the east coast of FL and the hurricanes seem to turn just before us and head for NC. *runs and knocks on wood*............. hurricane season starts next week!!! *crosses fingers and legs*

Hurry-cane? Oxymoron.
Tornado? have you ever seen someone before the cleaning lady comes?
An earthquake storm? Must be quaking!
Blizzard? I don't care for Baskin Robbins.
Tsunami? Isn't that the really sweet desert with alcohol in it?
Flood? Oh yeah, used to be once a month.
Other? I've had a brain storm or two. It ended up just being a front.
Of course I have something else to say.
No? Can you be in a storm if you don't know it's there?

When people storm outta there.

A blizzard is classified by the wind blowing. Technically you cannot function well in a blizzard. The temperature drops due to high winds. It's hard to tell how much snow really does fall during the blizzard, after it's over it never seems that much. but if there was a lot of snow to begin with, it makes it all that worst. It hink it's due to the blow, not the fall.

I think you need to set the crack pipe down and take two steps back.

Can you storm into a doorway or under a table?

Hurricane and Blizzards.

I felt an earthquake and fell out of bed and hit my head on a table lol
I wasn't in a very bad blizzard but I've been in a few
The main road in my city was shut down and the are 2 meter high marks on the wall were the was a flood last year

> I guess rock concerts should count, too, then.

Yes Rock concerts they should count as well like the Rolling Stones or AC/DC and Led Zepplin and then you got a good storm!!

> Blizzards, I think. I guess a blizzard is just a really big snow.
> I don't know when they start calling it that. Also, does being present
> when it happens mean being in it? I would most likely be inside.

A blizzard can trap you inside of your home and get your car stuck or just trap you where ever you are?

Blizzard. snow falling sideways n whatnot.

snow falling sideways, wind chill factor: facechap.

Other - A bloody storm

blizzard, flood

I been through a tornado once or twice.

Just a regular storm.

I've stormed into doorways...but under a table? Usually just a slow mudslide.

Tornado, Hurricane, Earthquake, Blizzard, so far... The Tsunami never showed up..we were expecting it... Had stereo speakers in 3rd floor windows playing "Wipe Out" and other surfing music since if the Tsunami hit we were dead... Nothing like getting caught on a small island with no where to escape...

They're safe places to be in an earthstorm.

Okay, so there's this party in Manhattan. Suddenly an earthquake shakes the building and things go from party to panic, people start screaming,"What do we do? What do we do?" An authoritative voice rings out through crowd, "I'm from San Francisco! We stand in the doorways!" Another voice from across the room, "I'm from Chicago! Where do we stand?"

Nope, I live in the UK, its kinda boring over here.

No, thankfully. I think it would probably scare the cack out of me.

When I was a kid (11) I was home alone when the Columbus Day storm hit the Oregon coast. Not realizing the danger I went outside, as we lived at the top of a hill that overlook the northern beach, I stood there loving that wind and just leaned into it and it just held me up. It seemed awesome. That storm devastated the forest from coast to the Willamette valley.

1964 & 1996 Oregon floods.