Then thunder over to USA Today.Com

See a Lightning Exhibit HERE!

Visit the Weather Info center at USA Today.

TORNADOES
Tornado Exhibit	Tornado Ally	Tornado Photos
Preparing For A Tornado	Which State Has the Most	Tornadoes and Hurricanes

InterestingWeather Links

• Weather Glossary
  Need I say more.

• USA Today Weather
  USA Today News presents up-to-date weather information.

• Wonderground.com
  This website will give you all of the up-to-the-minute detailed weather information that you'd ever need!

• The Weather Dude
  This site has a whole host of great resources for kids and for teachers as well. 

• Bad Meteorology- Weather Misconceptions
  There were a couple of very surprising things here!

• Weather- The Final Front
  This site is just packed with all sorts of great resources for both students and teachers.  

• The Daily Planet
  Information is bountiful! Includes an Electronic Textbook and multimedia resources concerning weather and meterology. The world is certainly getting smaller!

• FEMA for Kids
  What would you need to know BEFORE and during a disaster! FEMA - The Federal Emergency Management Agency - also helps people who have been in a disaster.

• Hurricanes
  Wow! What happens INSIDE A HURRICANE!

• Hurricanes Online
  Terrific Site of online hurricane links.

• Hurricanes for Teachers
  Contains a great hurricane lesson plan!

• Hurricanes in the Northern Hemisphere
  Check it out!

• Hurricane Scale
  Do you know the strength of a hurricane?

• Be Safe!
  Hurricane Safeby by FEMA

• Hurricane History
  Want to find out information about a particular hurricane. This is the site.

• Storms
  What happens when a storm is coming? Go here and find out how to build a weather station!

• Lightning!
  Explore the mystery behind lightning.

• Lightning Safety
  Be safe in a storm!

• It's Snowing
  Come and watch it snow!

• Make a Barameter
  Want to measure air pressure? Then you'll need a barameter.

• Make a Barameter
  Here is another idea you can use to make that barameter.

• Anemometers
  OK! Guess now you'll want to make an anemometer to see how fast the wind is moving.

• Wind Vane
  Which direction? North, South, East, or West?

• Homework Helper WeatherNet4
  Homework help about the weather with a large collection of links to weather sites.

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