Mobile homes turn deadly when tornadoes hit. This year has been especially bad.

Mobile home deaths between 1975 and 1984 were 43.6% of all at-home tornado deaths, and the same figure was 63.2% for the past 10 years May.

Related Keywords

Rolling Fork ,Mississippi ,United States ,Alabama ,Autauga County ,Texas ,Florida ,Oklahoma ,Auburn University ,University Of Oklahoma ,Elmore County ,Missouri ,Illinois ,America ,Thomas Walker ,Kim Klockow Mcclain ,Illinoi Ashley ,Angela Eason ,Stephen Strader ,Jonathan Gaddy ,Jay Newell ,Antonio Joyner ,David Roueche ,Ida Cartlidge ,Lesli Gooch ,Ernie Baggett ,Brenda Odoms ,Mildred Joyner ,Justin Sharpe ,Walker Ashley ,Villanova Strader ,Gerald Hebert Associated Press File ,National Oceanic ,National Weather Service ,Atmospheric Administration ,Idaho State University ,Gerald Herbert Associated ,Julio Cortez Associated ,National Severe Storms Lab ,Villanova University ,Us Census Bureau ,Associated Press ,Housing Institute ,Dairy Bar ,Trailer Park ,Manufactured Housing Institute ,Great Plains ,Northern Illinois ,Idaho State ,Urban Development ,Northern Illinoi Ashley ,Lee County Alabama ,Severe Storms Lab ,Harold Brooks ,