Hurricanes
Anatomy of a Hurricane
(COM Library)
Historical Tropical Cyclone Tracks (NASA-EO)
How do Hurricanes form? (NOAA SciJinks: 2:22)
Formation of a Tropical Cyclone (3:41)
Inside Hurricane Maria
(NASA Goddard 5:08)
Hurricane, Tornado, Cyclone – What’s the Difference? (Bright Side: 10:01)
Tornadoes
Tornadoes 101
(Nat Geo: 5:31)
Why the US has so many tornadoes (VOX: 5:50)
Tornados: North America (ResearchGate)
Tornadoes in Canada (ResearchGate)
Drought
Aqueduct Water Stress Atlas
also Country Rankings (WRI)
Understanding Drought
(BOM: 2:16)
Rethinking Drought
(NCEAS)
The Science Behind Ice Storms (The Weather Channel: 3:21)
Lake Effect Snow
Lake Effect Snow is a highly regional and temporal phenomenon. Snow squalls from the Great Lakes can add 10s of centimetres of snow to a forecast and can be very dangerous to drivers.
Snowbelts
(Image Hunter College via NOAA-GLISA)
Weather: Lake Effect Snow (AOPA)
Lake Effect Snow - 14 Dec 2016 (NOAA)
Lake Effect Snow Animation
(The Vane)
Lake Effect Snow Animation (NOAA-GLERL)
Lake Effect Snow - Souther Ontario (Instant Weather)