Winds can reach up to 300 miles per hour.

A “tornado watch” means a tornado may be possible in your area.

When a hurricane comes, heavy rain, strong winds, and large waves called “storm surges” can damage buildings, trees, and cars.

Heavy rain, rivers that overflow, really big ocean waves, melting snow, a dam or levee that overflows.

Stay on the lowest floor away from the sun. Drink water. Eat light meals. Wear light-colored clothes that cover as much skin as possible if you have to go out.

Follow instructions from officials.

A tornado is a violent storm that sometimes looks like a funnel or a cone.

A heatwave is an extended period of extreme heat. It often comes with high humidity.

Keep a TV, radio, or cell phone on for flood alerts.

Strong tropical storms that form in the ocean and can come onto land.

Tell somebody and get to high ground fast!

No, because it could make us sick.