Thunderstorms, Lightning and Hail
Thunderstorms produce lightning, high winds, and rain. Many strong thunderstorms
produce hail and some produce tornadoes. NOAA Weather Radio is the prime
alerting and critical information delivery system for thunderstorms. The
following sites provide information on severe thunderstorm preparedness.
- All Disaster Recovery Resources on Texas EDEN
- Tree
Care Kit: Damage Prevention & Disaster Recovery (eBook)
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
- Fact Sheet: Thunderstorms and Lightning
FEMA
- Assessing Hail and Freeze Damage to Field Corn and Sorghum
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
- Management Options for Late-Season Hail Damaged Stripper Harvested Cotton Fields
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
- Is There a Need to Spray Hail-Damaged Corn with a Foliar Fungicide?
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
- Severe Weather 101
NOAA - National Severe Storms Laboratory
- Severe Weather Awareness
NOAA - Office of Climate, Water and Weather Service
- Thunderstorm
American Red Cross
- FLASH: Federal Alliance for a Safe Home
www.flash.org
- Precision
Agriculture, Lawn & Garden Weather Forecasts by
County
Based On National Weather Service Digital County Forecasts/ National
Digital Forecast Database
- Weather for Kids
Educational tools for kids (grades K-5) developed by NOAA
- Weather for Teachers
Educational tools for teachers to use in the classroom or as background reference
material