HURRICANES
AccuWeather
School - "Hurricane facts including the parts of
a hurricane, how they develop, and maps for tracking them."
(google.com)
Earth
Observatory Library: Hurricanes - produced by NASA, this
site discusses the formation, anatomy, and climatolgy of hurricanes
as well as storm surges and other tropical weather phenomena.
Emergency
Preparedness & Response: Hurricanes - the Centers
for Disease Control's site on how to prepare for a hurricane
and what to do after one has hit.
Hurricanes:
Facts, Photos, Videos - "Fly into the eye of deadly
hurricanes: find information, facts and videos at National
Geographic Kids!" (nationalgeographic.com)
FAQs:
Hurricanes, Typhoons and Tropical Cyclones - A great sight
by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Asdministration (NOAA)
that answers tons of questions relating to hurricanes and
tropical storms.
Hurricanes:
Online Meteorology Guide - created by the University of
Illinois this site has a great collection of charts and graphs.
You can even see an interactive track of all hurricanes from
1950 to 2003.
NASA's
Observatorium: Hurricanes - a site designed for NASA.
It is written in an easy to use language and is patricularly
suited for younger teens.
National
Hurricane Center - another site from NOAA, this is the
best hurricane site on the web. That said, because it has
so much info it can be overwhelming for the average user.