. I was major schooled for a few years on laws, disaster safety, infection safety, and the works for hospital safety and even mass disaster training. I left that job because I was told I had bone cancer, which was later diagnosed as not cancer but very severe arthritis. Nevertheless, my interest in the field continues to look into all areas, one main thing was the why so many people die question. I got a major interest in weather, various mass disasters, and the works which continue in my old age could say it is a major hobby of mine. Today I will get on the internet and join the storm chasers. Today, the chasers giving on-ground news often can give as much as 15-minute warning ahead of NOAA. You can tell now ...if your watching if you are going to get hit. People die to the fact they were not paying attention often or who to listen too. Just my opinion people get killed because the news is not reported right or you got a bad meteorologist. Here on the islands, there is nowhere to run, so you need to know the basics of how to survive. All I can say is get that darn bike helmet as most people die from a head injury, and NOAA radio, it can save your life in today's world. Tornados and even the big boy hurricanes and major drought weather in the west are very bad news lately. So no matter where you live, there are elements of safety you will need to learn to take action if it happens. Watching tornados over the years they are all so different in how they act and what they do. I saw one touch down, go back up, touch down again, go back up ...up and down. Unbelievable how everything plays together in the elements. 
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