I would like to know the best place to live to avoid hurricanes and tornadoes?

Answer 1

Obviously, to avoid hurricanes, you just need to live inland a couple hundred miles, but to avoid tornadoes, you need to avoid Tornado Alley, which is basically most of the midwest.

So, you could live in the Rockies or the Appalachians, or in Canada and you wouldn't have a lot of tornadoes.

Of course, i live in Minnesota, and we get about 4-5 tornadoes that go through my county each year, so its pretty safe

Answer 2

Well, the best place to avoid hurricanes is somewhere like Australia, where they don't have hurricanes at all because they call them cyclones. I think the desert is the best place to avoid tornadoes (and obviously hurricanes too) but that doesn't sound like a very good place to live anyways.

Answer 3

I'd say the northwestern coast of the US. They're not in Tornado Alley, the Pacific doesn't generate many hurricanes, and no hurricane could make it to Washington or Oregon without significant weakening.

I'd say Canada would also be a good place, if you don't mind snow.

Answer 4

West Coast of US and Canada. No hurricanes, and the occasional tornado (once every few year) is usually very weak. But you have to like earthquakes.

Answer 5

up here in NE. there is an occasionaly hurricane. They rnt usually anything though cuz the water up here is too cold to support such a trop[ical system. the highest average tornados for a state up here is 3. the best way to avoid that is to live in a higher evelated area.u do have to deal with snow storms though,.

Answer 6

Antarctica, no Tornado's and no Hurricanes. A bit chilly.





Yours: Grumpy

Answer 7

Aruba. Friend of mine went there last year and I told him to watch out for hurricanes. He told me that the locals told him they never get hurricanes. I guess it has to do with where it's at. I didn't think to ask him about tornadoes. :)

Answer 8

Newfoundland, Canada. We never get tornados, and we usually only get weak tropical storms at the most. But we have to deal with winter storms. Your best bet is to move to the west coast of the US, but there you gotta deal with earthquakes. Maybe you should consider inland Alaska.

Answer 9

Bozeman MT. No tornadoes, hurricanes, or earthquakes. :) Good skiing, too.

Answer 10

nicely because earth quakes can ensue ANY the place for the duration of this vast worldwide, the respond isn't any. you have extra of of challenge to get a twister then a typhoon. after which a typhoon is a lot extra probably then an earth quake!