The ERS is a year-round effort but most active when Tornado Alley, Flooding, Wildfires, Tropical, Winter Storms, & Hurricanes are most active.
1)Send an email toDisaster Relay
2)Leave the subject line blank
3)In the text area, type SUBSCRIBE
If You Require HELP to Send or Receive A Message through one of Our World Wide Volunteers
SAFFIR-SIMPSON HURRICANE SCALE
If you would like to VOLUNTEER to help relay a message in the course of a natural or man made disaster please contact
Anyone of us could need "that" phone call to know a friend, or loved one is safe
Latest Storm & Tropical Weather Information
West Palm Beach-area news, Doppler 12000 radar refreshing every 20 seconds, live beach Web cam and contest to win trip for two to Hawaii.
Miami and Fort Lauderdale coverage, Web cams for area beach cams and weather info for 60 Florida cities.
Orlando's Web site for Early Warning Doppler 9000 radar, NASA and shuttle reports and a collection of area Web cams.
Where Atlanta goes online with Doppler 2 radar, traffic cams and news coverage of the South from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Coverage from the Carolina mountain to beaches with Doppler 9 Radar in
Charlotte, Myrtle Beach Web cam and more.
One of our newest affiliates, quickly becoming New Orleans' Web resource for news, entertainment and weather.
Another of our newer affiliates, this Web site offers news, community
information, weather and more for southeastern Virginia.
Note: The following sites will be extremely busy during a hurricane or
tropical storm. If you experience difficulty accessing these sites, try
connecting during off-peak hours.
Disaster Relief
Red Cross Disaster Services--Hurricanes The National Hurricane Center
Automated Atlantic Hurricane & Storm Tracking
National Weather Service - Interactive Weather Information Network (IWIN) CIMSS Tropical Cyclones Federal Emergency Management Agency The American Red Cross Hurricane Center Tropical Weather Services
Hurricane Hunters
Hurricane and Natural Disaster Brochures CoastalNet's Severe Weather Information Page
George's Hurricane Page
Webspace for The ERS© provided by The Genealogy Help Network & Angelfire
The Genealogy Help Network©All Rights Reserved 1997,1998,1999
Lowe's Storm99 Hurricane
Central
1998 been the hurricane season that we won't forget for awhile. Between
Georges ripping through the Florida Keys then battering the Gulf Coast and
Mitch's 180 mph winds and deadly nature that devastated Central America, 1998 will go on record as the deadliest in two centuries.
Worldwide Disaster Aid and Information
Red Cross advice on what to do if a hurricane approaches
NHC maintains a continuous watch on tropical
cyclones over the Atlantic, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and
the Eastern Pacific from May 15 through November 30.
The StormTrack system watches various weather information servers for new tropical depressions, storms, or hurricanes in the Atlantic.
Under construction but quickly updates forecasts and active warnings for severe weather in the nation.
Satellite research focusing on North Atlantic Hurricanes and
West Pacific Typhoons.
As a hurricane develops and is tracked, you will find links
from this page to the following types of current information:
Current Adivsory, News Releases, Situation Reports, Key
Telephone Numbers, Maps, Photographs.
How to help, what to do, where they are.
Tropical Weather Services specializes in hurricane loss reduction consulting services to private sector organizations and governmental agencies.
A web site about the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron that fly into tropical storms and hurricanes to collect weather data.
These brochures were produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and The National Weather Service in cooperation with the American Red Cross and FEMA. The NOAA Miami Regional Library administers the National Hurricane Center Library.
CoastalNet is an Eastern North Carolina community-based network with news, weather and discussion areas on Hurricane Fran.
This site is devoted to Atlantic tropical information. It features an index of satellite and radar pictures as well as forecast models.
The favorite hurricane sites of a guy named George. Comprehensive index, nice picture of George and an umbrella.
Related newsgroups:
View The ERS Guestbook
The Genealogy Help Network Team
