Introduction In this paper, what will be explored are the various issues related to weather and what people need to take into consideration in the form of preparedness and precaution to avoid being a victim of adverse weather conditions. Spring Aside from the sudden increase in the number of people reporting allergic reactions to all the pollen in the air, spring is a relatively benign season with no significant weather threats that could impact people. Do note, though, that some isolated spring showers do tend to occur, and this may result in an occasional lightning strike here and there. Summer Thunderstorms Thunderstorms occur frequently, during summer as a direct result of the increased temperatures, which tend to “feed” low-pressure areas resulting in stronger storms. While thunderstorms are a relatively normal occurrence in various countries across the world, the fact remains that given enough strength and size they do have the potential to create flash floods and property damage due to the strength of the winds involved. It is in such instances that it is advised that residents living in low-lying areas seek shelter in areas with higher elevation given the potential for flooding to occur. Heat Wave One of the most common weather issues during summer is the occurrence of heatwaves, which tend to create significant issues about dehydration and strokes. Summer heatwaves are notorious for causing all manner of ill-effects on people ranging from an increased chance of dehydration when going outside, to creating a higher potential for strokes to occur among the elderly or for people with pre-existing conditions that leave them susceptible to the heat. Taking this into consideration, people who are susceptible to high heat are advised to remain indoors and keep cool to avoid any possible complications. Fall Hail With lower temperatures during fall, the potential for hail storms increases significantly resulting in the potential for serious external physical injury. Unlike rain, strong winds, or heat waves, hail can cause significant blunt force trauma depending on the size of the hail in question. In various instances within the U.S., it was noted that hail could be, as small, as a pebble or a quarter or as large as a baseball. When it comes to baseball-sized high, the danger increases considerably given the velocity, that they travel before they hit the ground. It is a common occurrence to see significant damage to homes and cars during hail storms. Winter Snow Storms From a collateral damage perspective, snowstorms are relatively harmless; however, from the perspective of potential harm to a person’s health, they can be incredibly destructive. While lacking in the strength of a thunderstorm snowstorms can be considered lethal if a person does not prepare for it. It is because cold can cause a variety of complications such as pneumonia, hypothermia, and a variety of other related issues if a person is exposed to the weather without proper protection. It is thus advisable to wear as many layers as possible and stay indoors. Know About the Weather To protect yourself from possible threats about the weather, one way of doing so is checking out websites such as http://www.spc.noaa.gov/ or http://www.intellicast.com/ , which have a plethora of data on the curre