Bad tornado in Oklahoma, where is a good place to move?
I know my neighbors are cleaning up after that terrible storm that hit us Wednesday night at 7:30 that is when the clocks stopped. They went over touching down in several spots but to be under one was so scary as to make me want to move to. We are looking into Santa Rosa New Mexico. All the friends were out today to see how we were doing. It is a miracle that our house is still standing. I felt like from the noise that when we came out there would be nothing left. We were without power until today and everything in refrigerator and freezer was ruined. But we came out with our lives. Our neighbors have roofs ripped off and windows broken out the houses were full of broken glass. Cubboards ripped off the walls and food all over the floor. They were the fortunate ones, the others had their whole houses taken away. We did not even make the news. Nothing was even said about us and our loss because we were a network of small towns with 300 population or less. Lequire was completely destroyed
Well if you don’t want to have to move too terribly far you could try someplace in north or central TX. I life in N. Texas close to Dallas, and sure we get our share of spring storms and threats of tornadoes, but it never really happens except for out in the country. I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of Denton, but that’s where I live. It’s a big little town if you know what I mean, and I like it a lot. It’s not all congested like Dallas and there are plenty of things to do, plus it’s one of the cheapest places to live in the DFW area. I’ve lived in Denton for about 7 years now and I’ll be reluctant to move. Crime is low, there are 2 universities and the commute to other cities to go to work isn’t bad. We had a storm the other night but since Denton is in close proximity to 2 different lakes, it kind of buffers out the extreme weather. I’ve lived int he north TX area my whole life and I have never experienced a tornado. The west and south west areas near Ft. Worth you should avoid thou
