The main threat in a tornado is flying and falling debris. If you make yourself a smaller target you are less likely to be hit by something.
cellar. or if it comes to it your bathtub cover yourself with a mattress
In a tornado it is best to get as low as possibly in order to protect yourself from the wind and debris. Having a few feet of earth between you and the tornado provides quite a bit of protection.
have your go bag with you
Generally the basement and the bathroom are the safest places to go during a tornado.
You should not be in a mobile home if there is a tornado coming. Mobile homes are very susceptible to tornado damage and should be abandoned for sturdier shelter during a tornado warning.
cover yourself up in a tub with a mattress or go to the corner of the basement.
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Seeking shelter under highway overpasses during a tornado is not recommended as it can actually increase the risk of injury or death. Overpasses can intensify the wind and debris hazards during a tornado, making them unsafe places to seek shelter. It is better to find a sturdy building or underground shelter to protect yourself during a tornado.
During a tornado, go to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building. Avoid windows, doors, and outside walls. Do not stay in a mobile home or seek shelter under a bridge or overpass.
You should not even need to go outside during a tornado. Let's say you forgot something outside and a tornado is there. Should you go out? NO! Because it is very scary to go outside during a tornado. But you should gather your family together, and then go in a basement or closet. Try to keep safe.
Get into a hallway or bathroom way from windows. A gymnasium can be a dangerous place during a tornado as the long span roof and tall walls can collapse.
find the nearest basement where you can shelter yourself. If you are out in the open, try to get as far away from it as you can.