Tornado safe rooms surge as families build at home
In the wake of deadly 2011 storms, families nationwide are adding small residential shelters known as safe rooms. Alabama towns like Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, plus Joplin Missouri, show rising demand with manufacturers strained to keep up. Grants and incentives aid purchase while families seek reliable protection, as Tom Cook recalls his EF-5 near misses and the enduring value of a storm room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Midwest
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Joplin
Tom Cook
Missouri
Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Mississippi
Cates St Louis
Cape Girardeau
Ohio
Evansville
Seeoeen
Seeesse
Golconda
Paducah
Ghia
Big Muddy Plumfield
Illiphigsboro
Éisweather, Inc
Irean
Hpal Les
Nashville
Chicago
St. Louis
Albany
Detroit
Minneapolis
Amsterdam
Ptcldy
Lima
Abuquerque
Ahaa Bulith
Mocldy
Mobile
Aid Tondon
Et Ae RA
Amarillo
Fairbanks
New Orleans
Baghdad
Madrid
Anchorage
Fargo
New York City
Sunny Manila
Atlanta
Flagstaff
Slaly
Oklahoma City
Beijing
Melbourne
Atlantic City
Orlando
Green Bay
Bertin
Mexico City
Baltimore
Hartford
Sunny Philadelphia
Montreal
Biringham
Phoenix
Bombay
Bismarck
Houston
Pittsburgh
Buenos Aires
Nairobi
Boston
Indianapolis
Portland OR
New Beths
Buffalo
Jackson MS
Salt Lake City
Windy Cape Town
Paris
Ron VT
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Seattle
Rai
Santiago
Cheyenne
Havana
Shanghai
Cleveland
Tucson
Los Angeles
Sunny
Helsinki
Columbus
Louisville
Tulsa
Hong Kong
Concord
Sunny Madison
Washington DC
Jakarta
Dallas
Miami
Wichita
Jerusalem
Toronto
Peiver
Milwaukee
Warsaw
Molly Mulligan
Saint Andrew School
Murphysboro
America
Furniture King
Vaughn Bassett
LA Z-Boy
Sealy
Mabel
Brayhill
Stearns & Foster
AA Latin
Eagle
K&t Lamp
Tempur-Pedic
Carbondale