Weather, Natural Phenomenon, and High Tech Links
AlertNet find out where disasters have struck and where help is needed throughout the world
Disaster Relief.Org local, national and worldwide disaster aid information. Learn what to do before a disaster happens like creating a simple disaster plan for your family or creating an emergency disaster kit by visiting DR's on-line Library
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) get the latest information about disaster relief initiatives and find out about US national emergencies at the web page.
National Data Buoy Center. Going boating this weekend in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean? Get the latest information directly from the weather buoys at sea.
NASA's Orbital Tracker view a map that is currently tracking the space shuttle and/or the international space station
National Earthquake Information Center. real-time list of recent earthquakes. Find out where earthquakes have taken place today by viewing the Earthquake Map of the USA.
National Weather Service's get the current weather forecast at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) web site. Probably one of the best weather sites on the web.
NOAA Fire Events. view wild land satellite images of active fires.
NOAA Fire Weather check the fire map to see if your location is listed as a high risk area susceptible to fire because of drought
Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency's (PEMA) has a state of emergency been declared? Check and see at the page.
US Geological Survey's World earthquakes from the past 24 hours are listed on this map at the site.
Central US Earthquake Consortium's general information and earthquake maps.
USA earthquakes. general information and US earthquake maps
US Geological Survey's Terra Server find your location on a satellite at the