So what do you do when the warning gets issued?

Mhm.

If you're a home, get to your basement cellar or safe room if you have it.

If you don't get to the lowest level of your home from there, find an interior room with no windows, such as a bathroom ah closet or a long interior hallway.

Corners tend to attract debris, so try to huddle in the center of the room.

Now that you're in the safest part of your house, focus on your body.

Grab a blanket, a helmet or even a pillow to place over your head and neck, just in case debris comes crashing down on you.

If that's not an option, get under a sturdy piece of furniture like a heavy desk or a table.

Remember, the key is to stay low to the ground, and you get us far away from windows as possible.

You also don't want to be caught off guard.

If you see that severe weather is forecast for your area, prepare ahead of time.

Start by getting together a go bag.

This could be a duffel bag backpack.

Any large bag will work put things inside like flashlights, medications, bottles of water and a sturdy pair of shoes, just in case you end up having to walk over glass or debris.

Also, put important paperwork inside of a Ziploc bag so it stays dry.

There is a significant risk of tornadoes the day severe weather is forecast.

Try to keep all your devices charged, just in case you end up losing power.

If you live in a mobile home, get out.

You are safer in your vehicle.

Then you are in a mobile home.

Make plans ahead of time to stay with a family member or friend that lives in a non mobile home.

If that's not an option, you can head to a library or police or fire station mhm.