Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick asked people throughout Boston to take shelter and stay indoors.
People in Port Hedland have been stocking up on essentials following warnings to take shelter.
The ominous thickening in the air stirred the pedestrians to take shelter again.
The attacking mob, described by witnesses as residents of the area, forced the marchers to take shelter inside the sprawling cathedral complex.
' Now we can't go upstairs because right over the garage is the upstairs bedroom where we were going to take shelter.
Then on Friday evening, he had to take shelter in a store's walk-in cooler during Friday evening's rush-hour in Oklahoma City as deadly weather approached.
Lone Star officials initially urged people on campus, about 25 miles northwest of downtown Houston, to take shelter and be on alert for a second suspect.
But clouds quickly gathered, bringing rain and small hailstones, forcing people to take shelter under the massive colonnades lining the square for much of the Mass.
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Even those setting off the firecrackers would dart out into the road, light the fuse and then rush back into a doorway to take shelter from the downpour.
The families of the would-be refugees are clinging to the hope that they have managed to take shelter in one of the deserted islands in the Bahamas chain.
Turkey hosts more than 190, 000 Syrian refugees in state-run camps, as well as many more Syrians who have fled across the border to take shelter in Turkish cities and towns.
It is the third time in the space station's history that a crew has had to take shelter in escape capsules because of the possibility of being hit by orbital debris.
The scale of the casualties is not yet known, but tens of thousands of people remain in the devastated city of New Orleans while 75, 000 people have been forced to take shelter in neighbouring Texas.
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For as long as 60, 000 years - since humans first crossed into Australia - Aboriginal peoples have been gathering on this very rock during the rains, to take shelter in its nooks and crannies, to rest and talk.
The six crew members were told to take shelter late Friday in their Soyuz capsules after it was determined there was a small possibility the debris could hit the station, the U.S. space agency said in a statement.
Yet, Brown told CNN's "Paula Zahn Now" Thursday evening that federal officials only found out about the unfolding humanitarian crisis at the convention center earlier in the day -- despite the fact that city officials had been telling people for days to take shelter there.
One idea would be to let them take shelter by massing under any regional defense shield the Americans employ in their area.
Owing to the basic truth that we produce in order to consume, and that consumption of shelter is a given, the best path for the government to take in order to save housing would be to de-emphasize its ownership, or at the very least make it equal in the eyes of the law with regard to other investments.
"Many times the children that are taken in in these types of criminal activities are children that are dissaffected, they are from broken homes, they may be on the street themselves -- they are really looking for a meal, they are looking for shelter, they are looking for someone to take care of them, and that's really the first approach that's made, " said Perkins.
Teams using inflatable rafts locate stranded pets and take them to a drop-off point, where they can be transported to a shelter.
It would take another 16 years for the sunny conservative ideas of Reagan to scrub out the bomb shelter paranoia of the Birchers.
Millan said after you have adopted a shelter dog, the first thing you need to do before bringing your new pet home is take it for a long, one- to two-hour walk.
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