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Who's going to pay for them?
I've got news for you, masonry and brick won't stop a tornado.
Building engineers have fired pine 2x4's out of air cannons and punched holes in 8 inch thick steel reinforced concrete.
Tornado’s are one mother natures nastiest events that occur frequently. May of 1985 we had one that ripped through western PA. Yourga trucking in Wheatland pa was just about wiped out. Their steel warehouse was flattened. The tornado picked up 50,000 pound steel coils and deposited them in the swamp 1/2 a mile away.
That tornado came with 1/4 mile of my sisters house, even though it turned her house still had substantial damage. her neighbors down the road single story brick house was moved 16 inches off its foundation. And that wasn't a direct hit