One of the most common misconceptions about tornadoes is that if you live in an area of the country where tornadoes do not occur frequently, you tend to believe that one will never occur. Tornadoes can happen anywhere, at anytime. They are most common in the Spring and Summer and can occur at any time of the day. Severe thunderstorms can produce tornadoes without any warning. Learn the tornado safety tips, and be prepared. Preparation means survival is more likely!
May 18, 1999
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General Weather Links
The Weather Channel
National Severe Storms Labratory
Storm Prediction Center
FEMA
Storm Chasers
WebWeather Links
Michigan Weather Underground's Weather Links
USA Today Thunderstorm Information Index
USA Today Tornado Information Index
Tornado Project Online
Thunderstorm and Tornado Safety Instruction Links
Thunderstorm Safety
Thunderstorms
Red Cross Thunderstorm Safety Tips
Tornado Safety Rules
The Weather Channel- Project SafeSide: Tornado Safety
Red Cross Tornado Safety Tips
Miscellaneous Links: Recent Severe Weather Events, Pictures, Etc.
Alabama Tornadoes: April 8, 1998
Northeast Tornado Outbreak (May 30-June 1, 1998)
PA Tornadoes- June 2, 1998
Tornado Pictures
More Tornado Pictures
Funnel Cloud Pictures
Lightning Pictures
Pennsylvania Tornado Events and History.
PA Tornado History (1950-1995)
Hurricane Links (Hurricane Season began June 1st).
National Hurricane Center
Lowe's Storm98 Hurricane Central
Hurricanes- Unleashing Natures Fury
USA Today's Hurricane Guide
Are You Ready For a Hurricane?
Click here for the fujita scale, which is used to measure tornado intensity.
Prepare for a tornado before one hits!
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