Republic F-105 Thunderchief / by Anderton, David A.

Table of Contents: “…One more thunderstorm -- Clouds and lightning -- Party cloudy, some rain -- Local thunderstorms -- Into the eye of the storm -- Lightning rods -- The storm abates - Lightning bolts -- The shape of thunder…”

Investigating storms by Housel, Debra J.

Table of Contents: “…Water and wind -- Thunderstorms -- Tornadoes and waterspouts -- Hurricanes -- Blizzards -- Jet streams and ocean currents -- Lab: How raindrops form.…”
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Disasters and public health planning and response by Clements, Bruce

Table of Contents: “…General public health preparedness -- Bioterrorism -- Bombings and explosions -- Chemical disasters -- Earthquakes -- Floods -- Heat waves -- Hurricanes -- Nuclear and radiological disasters -- Nuclear and radiological disasters -- Pandemic influenza -- Thunderstorms and tornadoes -- Volcanoes -- Wildfires -- Winter storms…”

The atlas of the world's worst natural disasters by Newson, Lesley

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Pt. 1, Natural disasters: Restless Earth -- Volcanoes -- Earthquakes -- Tectonic uncertainties -- Violent skies -- Thunderstorms -- Tornadoes -- Tropical cyclones -- Gales and blizzards -- Gathering storm clouds -- Patterns of chaos -- Droughts -- Fires -- Floods -- Avalanches and landslides -- Mass extinctions -- Ice age or hothouse? …”

Weather flying by Buck, Robert N. 1914-2007

Table of Contents: “…Weather Flying -- A Little Theory for Weather Flying -- Some Thoughts on Checking Weather -- How to Check Weather -- Weather Information -- Checking Weather Details -- Checking Weather for the Route -- Equipment Needs for Weather Flying -- Temperature, an Important Part of Weather Flying -- Some Psychology of Weather Flying -- Turbulence and Flying It -- VFR Flying Weather Visually -- About Keeping Proficient Flying Instruments -- Thunderstorms and Flying Them -- Ice and Flying It -- Taking Off in Bad Weather -- Weather Flying En Route -- Landing in Bad Weather -- Teaching Yourself to Fly Weather -- Something on Judgment…”

Emergency preparedness a safety planning guide for people, property, and business continuit by Philpott, Don 1946-, David Casavant

Table of Contents: “…Understanding emergencies and disasters ; Tornadoes, hurricanes, thunderstorms, and floods ; Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, and landslides ; Fire and wildfire, drought and extreme heat, and blizzards and avalanches ; Bomb threats, chemical warfare, and bioterrorism ; Chemical spills, contamination, and household emergencies ; Nuclear threat and exposure ; Workplace violence and workplace medical emergencies ; More non-natural events : civil disturbances, blackouts, structural collapse -- Part II. …”