Rough weather can make any trip through the countryside an unpleasant experience. But what do you do when you’re out for a drive and have an unexpected encounter with a tornado? Last week, a ...

It's never safe to be caught in your car when a tornado strikes. So, if you can change your plans so you're not on the road during the threat, that is your best bet.

The Nation Service released an updated tornado warning at 2:41 p.m. on Saturday in effect until 3 p.m. for Hampden and ...

When there's a tornado watch, It’s important to know what you can do to safeguard your life.

Spring is less than a week old, but wild weather has already spawned two tornadoes, and more severe weather is bound to sweep through metro Detroit.

Here’s what to do if you’re stuck in your car during a tornado warning—or worse, when there’s a tornado bearing down on your location. WATCH: Small tornado flips cars in Maryland parking lot Click ...

Once a tornado starts to form, it can touch down in seconds. Here are some tips from AccuWeather if you are driving during a tornado. Do not attempt to outrun a tornado in your car. AccuWeather ...

In a car The first thing you’ll want to do if you find yourself in your car during a tornado is to seek shelter inside a building.

What you should do during a tornado warning depends on where you are.

Do not attempt to outrun a tornado in your car. AccuWeather suggests that if you are far enough away from a tornado, drive in a 90-degree angle away from the twister.

Consumer Reports auto experts explain what you need to do if your car is damaged or flooded in a hurricane or storm, like Hurricane Helene or Milton.

If you're caught in traffic when the tornado hits, stay in the car and keep your seatbelt on. Put your head down below the windows and cover your head with a blanket, coat or cushion if possible.