Even with tie downs, a mobile home isn’t safe ... limiting your outside activities once a tornado watch is issued. If you are caught outside: Seek shelter if there's a sturdy building at ...

Be careful as your leave your tornado shelter, since there might be unseen damage waiting for you on the other side of doors. If your home has been damaged, walk carefully around the outside and ...

After a devastating tornado killed at least 24 people in Moore, Oklahoma, attention is now focusing on why so few homes have tornado shelters. WSJ's Jack Nicas reports.

As extreme weather events — from hurricanes to cyclones to tornadoes — become more frequent and more intense, it is only natural to wonder what you would do if one of these disasters hit your home ...

You should put as many walls between you and the outside as possible ... Can I take shelter in a mobile home during a tornado? No. Mobile homes are not safe during tornadoes, and mobile home ...

People pass away from tornadoes in Florida and Georgia every year, so it is vital to brush up on tornado safety tips yearly.

If you're outdoors and a tornado is approaching, seek immediate shelter inside a sturdy building. Sheds, storage facilities, mobile homes, and tents are not safe. If there's time, make your way to ...