what part of US is safe of hurricanes, earthquakes, blizzards or tornadoes?

[tammix]

anyone lives in some part of the US and his town/region is not a risky zone for these natural disasters
- earthquakes
- tornadoes
- hurricanes
- blizzards or potential flows

[klaze]

Hah. .........

[After Shock Media]

I do not think such a place exists.

[BradM]

This is Earth. Anything can happen any day for any reason. Technically nowhere is safe.

[tammix]

i know but there should be some areas less risky
perhaps arizona/new mexico? probably dry weather but never heard of major disaster there

[CyberHustler]

[MikesTraffic]

Originally Posted by tammix

i know but there should be some areas less risky
perhaps arizona/new mexico? probably dry weather but never heard of major disaster there

scorpions and spiders there....i would rather put up with alabama's tornados

[scottybuzz]

Come to england. all you get is rain.

[After Shock Media]

Originally Posted by tammix

i know but there should be some areas less risky
perhaps arizona/new mexico? probably dry weather but never heard of major disaster there

Draught, dust storms, blah blah plus some of the other shit you listed.

[captain.g]

I have lived all over the USA as well as out of it. AZ has the least problems as long as you dont count a 12+ year drought. The scorpions are nothing to deal with. I would take the little harless critters of the SW over the copperheads and shit like that in the east. I would say the SW (inland from the west cost) is the calmest part of the USA.

[tammix]

I just made a google search and found this link
http://www.forbes.com/realestate/200...30home_ls.html

it mentions Honolulu!! as one of the safest cities (I cant believe it), but they mention also Santa Fe NM and Boise, Idaho...

interesting

[notoldschool]

Only the shitty places.

[Martin]

None of it happens here in Port Credit where I'm at. Just snoooooooow.

[NickPapageorgio]

If you move to Alaska I hear you can actually see Russia with a simple pair of binoculars! No hurricanes either!!

[CyberHustler]

Originally Posted by NickPapageorgio

If you move to Alaska I hear you can actually see Russia with a simple pair of binoculars! No hurricanes either!!

[TheDoc]

S. Arizona - You only have about a 1% chance of extreme rain. But it does rain every year from the Monsoons and they split the summer in half. No dust storms, 300+ days of sunshine, and the sun would probably be about the most Dangerous of all things here. Everything else is rather low on the danger scale natural disaster wise.

[notime]

I saw on the discovery channel that natural disasters have increased 500% the last years.....we're fucking up our planet probably

[Doctor Feelgood]

las vegas

[ninavain]

Originally Posted by Doctor Feelgood

las vegas

[Rochard]

Sacramento. No earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, snow, etc. Mild weather too.

[pornask]

Not sure about tornados and earthquakes, but wherever in the US you go, you will never be safe of fucking faggots

[viki]

Philadelphia has had a couple blizzards, but for the most part it just snows a little a couple times a year and it's nothing like the colder regions with constant snowfall. We never have any "disasters", but the weather is mediocre at best.

[EonBlue]

Originally Posted by notime

I saw on the discovery channel that natural disasters have increased 500% the last years.....we're fucking up our planet probably

Did they mean the number of natural disasters or the damage caused by them? Because the number of natural disasters han't necessarily increased but the property damage caused by them has because of more people living in disaster prone areas.