W e a t h e r R e s o u r c e s

These background information resources can enhance your exploration of weather science and help you become an amateur meteorologist.: Weather or Not?; Hurricane and Natural Disaster Brochures; National Weather Service Glossary; US Interactive Climate Pages; The Cloud Boutique; Online Meteorology Guide; Weather Instructional Materials; Weather Wizards; The Weather Ahead from The Old Farmer's Almanac; Mt. Washington, NH: Wildest Weather in The US; How The Weather Works; World Weather Watch; NOAA Online Photo Collection
Severe weather must be taken seriously. These websites can help.: Storm Prediction Center; Everything You Want To Know About Tornadoes; Guide to Hurricane Information; Guide to Tornado Information; Guide to Thunderstorm Information; NOAA Severe Storms Spotters Guide; NOAA Hurricane and Tornado Brochure; Hail; Wind; Tornadoes; Lightning
Meteorologists study El Niño and La Niña to help them understand weather trends.: Hot Air over Hot Water; La Niña; El Niño; El Niño and The Southern Oscillation; El Niño - Resources from NOAA; El Niño Information; El Niño Resources; Children of the Tropics: El Niño and La Niña; El Niño Educational Module; NOAA La Niña Information
Can we learn from the past? Can historical weather patterns help us prepare for the future?: Past Hurricanes & Other Tropical Cyclone Information; The Great Hurricane of 1938; Hurricane History Timeline; Historical Weather Database