My apartment is located on the second story above the garage so in order to get to a lower level, I would have to go outside briefly to either enter the garage or to go to the other side of the apartment complex where there is a basement. I am not sure where the safest place is. The garage has closets that a person could fit into with the furnace and hot water heaters. The other side of the complex has a downstairs with a hallway and two apartments, but the hallway is pretty open without much shelter for a person. I am just not sure where I should go if there is a tornado spotted in the area. Thanks for any suggestions.
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See if your downstairs neighbors are willing to let you stay in their apartment until the severe weather is over or all the all clear sirens have sounded. I'm in SE Norman OK right NOW, and the tornado sirens have not gone off YET. I've just checked the two upsatirs apartemtns on my side of an eight apartment building to see if any body is home, and there are no lights on in either apartment. I'm going to check the other side of the building upstairs apartments right now.
Tornado siren went off before I could get around the corner of the building. Tornado is in Blanchard, OK right now which is only seven or eight miles away from me, and tornado siren is still going off. Where is my third cat? I've gotten two of them into that interior bathroom,
I found her, in the correct closet, LOL!
Tornado siren went off before I could get around the corner of the building. Tornado is in Blanchard, OK right now which is only seven or eight miles away from me, and tornado siren is still going off. Where is my third cat? I've gotten two of them into that interior bathroom,
I found her, in the correct closet, LOL!
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From my understanding underground is always safer.