I find myself trapped outdoors, directly in the path of a destructive tornado. In the movies, characters often cling onto trees or poles as the tornado passes over them, but I am uncertain about the feasibility and potential harm associated with such actions. Moreover, I wonder if there are any specific techniques or strategies recommended by experts to increase survival chances in such dire circumstances. Additionally, I am curious to know if there are any alternative methods to safeguard oneself from the tornado's destructive forces, considering the potential risks of having limbs forcibly torn from their sockets.
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I find myself trapped outdoors, directly in the path of a destructive tornado. In the movies, characters often cling onto trees or poles as the tornado passes over them, but I am uncertain about the feasibility and potential harm associated with such actions. Moreover, I wonder if there are any specific techniques or strategies recommended by experts to increase survival chances in such dire circumstances. Additionally, I am curious to know if there are any alternative methods to safeguard oneself from the tornado's destructive forces, considering the potential risks of having limbs forcibly torn from their sockets.
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