This web page provides information on the major hazards associated with hurricanes, including tornadoes.

This web page offers a collection of 22 information sheets tailored for coastal sections of various states and territories. The sheets include contact information for local and national disaster assistance organizations and services available in case of extreme weather events. The contact information provided is checked annually by the National Centers for Environmental Information.

This web page provides users access to climate information and resources that can be tailored to address challenges and vulnerabilities unique to specific regions. It offers links to regional climate services information, allowing users to learn about climate services and plans available in their region.

The goal of this part of the Hurricane Preparedness website is to inform the public about tornadoes produced by hurricanes and provide knowledge that can be used to take action. This information can be used to save lives at work, at home, on the road, or on the water.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has primary responsibility for providing tsunami warnings to the Nation, as well as a leadership role in tsunami observations and research. This website provides information on tsunami preparedness and recovery, and it also features a special section for children.

This resource is a map released each week showing levels of drought across the country, as well as areas that are abnormally dry and may be entering or emerging from drought. The Drought Monitor website includes current and past maps, data visualizations, the weekly summary of drought conditions across the nation, and forecast and outlook information.