So I guess folks in VA, MD, PA, DE, NJ & NY now should be looking into strong rooms and/or shelters for tornados.

For those who don’t know, we don’t often have basements in this region. Most newer homes are slab on grade.

(Strong rooms are simply a normal room with extra framing etc etc to stay intact & protect from debris)

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#ALwx 🌪#TornadoSafety Tip → Get under a sturdy table or a stairwell. Cover up with blankets and pillows.

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Tornado Safety.
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RT @MurphTWN
With the devastation in Mississippi from recent tornadoes still very fresh, this is as good as time as any for a refresher on where the safest places are should a twister threaten your area. Getting shelter immediately is #1 priority. #TornadoSafety @weathernetwork
https://twitter.com/MurphTWN/status/1640339704158494720

🌪️#TornadoSafety Tip → When taking shelter, remember this: GET IN. 🏠 GET DOWN. ⬇️ COVER UP. ⛑️
👉Go to the lowest floor of a building (an underground shelter/basement if possible). Get under a sturdy table or a stairwell. Cover up with blankets & pillows.

🌪️#TornadoSafety Tip - Mobile homes, manufactured homes, RVs, and homes on stilts are NOT safe places to shelter from a tornado. Go to a sturdy building like a neighbor’s house or community storm shelter! 🏠 #SeverePrep

🌪️#TornadoSafety Tip → Got a helmet? ⛑️ Use it to protect your head while taking shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor.

🌪#TornadoSafety Tip → Go to the lowest floor of the building. If possible, use an underground shelter or basement.