What Should You Do If a Tornado Warning Is Issued While You Are at Home?
A tornado warning means a tornado has been detected or is occurring. Know the safest room in your home and act immediately, without waiting to see the storm.
Storms, heatwaves, gales: the instructions to follow.
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