Prepare for extreme tornado activity with Oklahoma experiencing 50+ tornadoes annually compared to Georgia's 1-2 per year, requiring storm shelter identification and comprehensive emergency supply stockpiling. Learn to recognize tornado warning signs and develop detailed family emergency plans including multiple shelter options and communication procedures, as Oklahoma sits in the heart of "Tornado Alley." Prepare for temperature extremes including ice storms and subzero winter conditions that Georgia residents rarely encounter, requiring winter driving skills and emergency heating backup systems. Stock emergency food and water supplies for potential isolation during severe weather events, as Oklahoma's rural areas may lose power and road access during tornadoes, ice storms, and severe thunderstorms lasting several days.