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	<title>Comments on: Stormy Weather In Trucking</title>
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		<title>By: TruckerMike</title>
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		<description>I have quickly learned exactly what you are talking about. It seems I have been running right through the heart of the country quite often and have hit some real nasty weather, including a tornado that passed just 2 miles from me and killed somebody. And I&#039;ve only been driving for 2 months! But the part about warnings mentioning cities and counties, you&#039;re right, many times you don&#039;t really know where you are or worse, where you&#039;re headed. So when the warnings are issued, it really doesn&#039;t do us much good.

Stay safe out there!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have quickly learned exactly what you are talking about. It seems I have been running right through the heart of the country quite often and have hit some real nasty weather, including a tornado that passed just 2 miles from me and killed somebody. And I&#8217;ve only been driving for 2 months! But the part about warnings mentioning cities and counties, you&#8217;re right, many times you don&#8217;t really know where you are or worse, where you&#8217;re headed. So when the warnings are issued, it really doesn&#8217;t do us much good.</p>
<p>Stay safe out there!</p>
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