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? Surviving Disasters Past – The 1925 Tri-State Tornado ? Episode Description On March 18, 1925, the deadliest tornado in U.S. history tore across Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana. Traveling more than 200 miles on the ground, it wiped entire towns off the map and left nearly 700 people dead. In this episode, we look at the storm’s terrifying path, the destruction it caused, and what modern preppers can learn about shelter, warning systems, and riding out severe weather. ? Episode Breakdown ? What Happened The Tri-State Tornado stayed on the ground for 219 miles, killing nearly 700 people and destroying entire towns in minutes. With no warnings and winds over 300 mph, it left behind war-zone levels of devastation. ? Survival Lessons from 1925 With no sirens or forecasts, survival came down to instincts, underground shelters, and improvised protection from debris. Communities pulled together, proving preparation plus cooperation were as vital as luck. ⚠️ Modern Prepper Takeaways Have a shelter plan, cover from debris, and keep radios, bug-out bags, and protective gear ready. Safe rooms, drills, and family communication can turn seconds of warning into survival. ? Anytime a Tornado Strikes Tornadoes can hit anywhere with little warning, so practice fast response and know safe shelters ahead of time. Avoid mobile homes, overpasses, and windows—protect your head, check on neighbors, and stay alert for post-storm hazards. ? Podcast Sponsors BattlBox – Monthly subscription box full of survival and EDC gear. Get 15% off your first box at Survive.battlbox.com/casualpreppers. LMNT – Tasty, science-backed electrolytes with everything you need and nothing you don’t. Claim your free sample pack with any purchase at DrinkLMNT.com/CasualPreppers. MAD Gear – ReadyPlan App – Digitize your emergency planning with ReadyPlan. Use code CASUALPREPPERS for a discount.

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