A documentary in the United States on occurrence of tropical cyclones. Animated map shows the passage of a typhoon. The way of evasion for ships from the cyclones is demonstrated. The ship stuck in a typhoon should always head towards the safer side of the cyclone. The ship should run for the less dangerous semicircle if caught in a typhoon. The course of the cyclone should be noticed.
A documentary in the United States on the occurrence of tropical cyclones. A ship anchored at a port. Preventive measures being undertaken by the ship's crew. Mooring lines are doubled and tied properly. Men working on the ship. A ship underway at sea. Men working on different instruments on the ship. Men filling tanks. Water tight security should be ensured. Measures to prevent flooding of the ship should be undertaken. Compartments should be checked. A ship underway at sea. It is stuck in a typhoon. Water breaks over its surface.
Damage due to a hurricane in the United States. Houses in the foreground in a coastal town. A flooded area. A car passing on a street. Other cars parked alongside the flooded street. Ships are beached alongside a road. Men watching a ship. Houses submerged in water. A wrecked ship in the area.
A thunderstorm brewing in the United States. Clouds in the sky. Trees in the area. Wind blowing the trees. Aerial view of dramatic clouds. Ground view of ominous dark clouds and possible hurricane or tornado environment. Heavy rain falling and a flooded street area.
A documentary on occurrence of a tornado in Wichita Falls, Texas. Wrecked cars and rubbled equipment. Cars parked along street sides. Rescue workers, Red Cross workers and volunteers come to help the victims. They carry wounded on stretchers. Officers discussing amongst themselves. They look at a chart. They speak about coordination with the National Weather Service. A man seated in a car talking over a radio. Exterior of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Men working inside. They keep a watch on air disturbances with the help of satellites and radars and issue tornado watches and tornado warnings when needed. An officer seated at a desk. He speaks about working of the radars and the satellites. He looks at satellite pictures on a TV screen. Exterior of the National Severe Storms Laboratory of NOAA in Norman, Oklahoma. Cars parked outside the building. A man inside the laboratory speaking about the working of a radar.
A documentary on occurrence of a tornado in the United States, and on warning systems and emergency preparedness for tornado events. A man and a woman at their home. People from a local TV station and a meteorologist arrive at their house and discuss how to create a tornado safety plan at home. The meteorologist talks to the man and the woman. He talks about the use of a weather radio.
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