As communities around the world take precautions against the coronavirus pandemic, some places are dealing with an additional safety threat: severe weather outbreaks.
April, May and June are peak tornado months for much of the United States -- particularly the Plains, the Midwest and the South. This tornado season, though, residents are seeking shelter from storms while also trying to practice social distancing.
If a local public shelter is open, experts recommend that people take refuge there despite coronavirus concerns. 4 tornado safety tips that could save your life"Do not let the virus prevent you from seeking refuge from a tornado," the AMS says in a statement on its website."If a public tornado shelter is your best available refuge from severe weather, take steps to ensure you follow CDC guidelines for physical distancing and disease prevention.
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