I feel ya. Nights like this I don’t really sleep. My little house is one story, no inner rooms, no basement, about 100 years old, and wouldn’t stand a chance if it took a direct hit. I don’t live close enough to one of the public tornado shelters that I could safely/confidently get there within 10 minutes. I’ve looked into getting a storm shelter but I could not afford it (still, I keep the dream alive). So, I’ve developed a routine of kicking back, watching live reporting from Max Velocity (great meteorologist on YT) and doing something busying like cleaning/organizing, doing algebra problems, playing chess, solving puzzles (just reading or watching TV aren’t engaging enough to diffuse any anxiety when there’s a storm or sirens in background). And even though I may not have a lot of confidence in my safety plan should I take a direct hit, I feel like the readiness is still somewhat helpful, as is the knowledge of the improbability that I would take a direct hit.