Get in your bathtub and cover yourself with a mattress.

If you live in a single family home with windows in every room even the bathroom and kitchen and in the hallway the hot water heater storage and the heating unit there where will you suggest to get because most of the homes made the same way in our neighborhood.

Tiffany, the best thing to do in your situation is to HAVE A PLAN! The first thing I would do in your situation is have a friend or family member who lives in a home with a permanent foundation and have them pick you up and stay with them when these storms look like they are on the way. Always stay in contact with them and if you know they will be out of town have a backup person to stay with. I hope this helps.

This is what the NOAA says to do in your situation: "Get out! Even if your home is tied down, you are probably safer outside, even if the only alternative is to seek shelter out in the open. Most tornadoes can destroy even tied-down mobile homes; and it is best not to play the low odds that yours will make it. If your community has a tornado shelter, go there fast. If there is a sturdy permanent building within easy running distance, seek shelter there. Otherwise, lie flat on low ground away from your home, protecting your head. If possible, use open ground away from trees and cars, which can be blown onto you."

This is Tiffany Hannah and i live where there's no ditches maybe couple of miles up the road, but my point is that if my family and i can't make it up the road faster enough before the tornado hits and that there's no available shelter that's safter enough for us to hide in. Also, we don't have anything in our home that will be good enough to keep us safe because we live in a mobile home and i know earlier it was told that if living in a mobile home get out immediately but we have nowhere to go, what should we do?