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Re: Severe Weather Precautions in STL
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Originally Posted by DjScribbles
Up until I saw the severe weather alert on the billboards, I hadn't really noticed the roof of the dome... after the alert, I think I watched the roof more than I watched Einstein.
I understand the whole "minimize pacic" argument, but there was a tornado within viewing distance of the dome, I felt that something should have been done at that point to ensure everyone would be safe in the event the tornado hit the dome.
I tend to get freaked out by sever weather, so maybe it's just me, but I think we saw a real lack of emergency planning/reaction and had the worst come to pass that lack of planning could have been a major disaster for FIRST as a whole...
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If we can't handle entering the dome in a non-emergency, how would we evacuate in a real one?
Ultimately, I would say that trying to evacuate a group of 20000 people under a major time crunch would be way less safe than leaving them in the dome, which is likely built to building codes meant for this kind of a situation.
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