The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross, and the National Weather Service offer this advice for tornado preparedness and response. If you are in a car or mobile home, get out and seek shelter in a building or low, protected area Remember that the air around a tornado will be filled with common items turned into missiles by the strong winds. Protect yourself accordingly. A few tornado myths are worth mentioning. Areas near lakes or streams have natural protection from tornadoes.
None are safe.
I can drive away from a tornado to safety. You are safer to get out of your car and seek shelter in a basement, building, or protected area. Strong winds and flying debris cause most structural damage to buildings, not unequal pressure. You are safer to stay away from windows and seek shelter immediately. The safest location in the home or basement is the southwest corner.