Tornados almost always travel west to east, and tend to have a strong bias towards moving from the west to the north east. So if you are situated due north west or south west of a tornado - you can almost always assume you are safely out of the path.
This tornado seems to moving from right to the left in the picture, meaning that the couple is north and slightly west of the tornado.
(Note: I stress that not all tornados follow the west/east/northeast track. Majority do, but sticking around an active tornado is always a gamble)
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u/HalobenderFWT 18d ago
Tornados almost always travel west to east, and tend to have a strong bias towards moving from the west to the north east. So if you are situated due north west or south west of a tornado - you can almost always assume you are safely out of the path.
This tornado seems to moving from right to the left in the picture, meaning that the couple is north and slightly west of the tornado.
(Note: I stress that not all tornados follow the west/east/northeast track. Majority do, but sticking around an active tornado is always a gamble)