Yes a weather radio is nice to have, but learn to read clouds and moon sign and you can do a pretty good job at forecasting your own weather reports.
Also I highly recommend XM/Sirius radio. You can get the weather of all major cities in the U S. and reception in the narrowest canyons. The best thing with XM is a campground music party. We had 4 trailers with XM set to an agreed station and rocked and rolled the day. Everyone had a blast. Well worth it. Al, Taxitab
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Sharon Sigmon" <wsbswsbs@...> wrote:
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> Great advice Ken!
>
> With our recent tornadoes here in NC, it reminded us how important a weather radio is regardless if you are camping or not.
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> My camping to-do list has included getting a weather radio, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Any suggestions from those of you who have one as to the best to get? Will a generic, no frills one work just as well?
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> I may not get around to purchasing one before my last trip of the season next week, but Santa maybe needs this information...tee hee.
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> Have a good weekend everyone!!
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> Sharon in NC
> SplashT@B #2487
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, Tab Shack <tab_shack@> wrote:
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> > Mr Gadget says
> > Have a portable weather radio and KNOW what COUNTY you are in and adjoining
> > counties
> > They don't give weather reports by Campgrounds or Cities
> > Know where the high ground is in the campground just in case of a flash flood
> > (for yourself not necessarily the camper)
> > Happy Trails
> > ~ken  a.k.a. Mr Gadget
> >
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> >
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