The photolibrary collections cover historical images, severe storms, hurricances, tornadoes, and lightning. At the above URL, the Weather Channel provides a gallery of weather images gleaned from the many submissions by Weather Channel fans. The images are part of a 30-year anniversary Web page that provides much additional information about the hurricane. Nobody has more twister photographs than the Tornado Project - a private enterprise in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Their catalogs and videos of U.S. tornadoes are exhaustive, and various sections of the project's Web site offer good illustrations of both tornado damage and tornadoes themselves.
Web site offers thousands of images of meteorological, hydrological, and climate-related hazards.
The American Association of Wind Engineers site provides a link via the second URL to various collections of photos of wind damage. The Web site of the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, includes images and links to images of drought impacts. The second URL above lists sources of photos of the American dustbowl of the 1930s.