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Lydia Harding, CEM, is an emergency planner with the county emergency management agency in Hot Springs, Arkansas. She oversees local warning sirens, updates municipal shelter plans, and organizes seasonal weather drills. She writes about storm preparedness and severe weather safety. Harding holds a bachelor’s degree in emergency management.

Why Does the Sky Turn Green During a Tornado?
Where Are Tornadoes Most Likely to Form in a Hurricane?
How Are Storms Tracked With Modern Technology?
What Is a Rope Tornado and How Does It Form?
How to See a Tornado on Radar
How to Tell If a Tornado Is Coming at Night
What Is a Subtropical Storm and How Does It Form?
What Is Dry Air and How Does It Affect You?
Is the Fujiwhara Effect Dangerous?
What Is a Zombie Storm and How Do They Form?
Why Is Oklahoma Weather So Unpredictable?
Why Is Italy Flooding? From Weather to Human Causes
What Is an Air Mass Thunderstorm?
Can Hurricanes Be Stopped? The Science and History
Do Tornadoes Jump? Explaining the Skipping Illusion
How Long Does It Take to Acclimate to Denver?
Tornado Alley Is Shifting: What the Data Shows
What Makes Predicting Tornadoes Different From Predicting Hurricanes?
How to Prepare for a Carrington Event
Can Tornadoes Hit Big Cities? The Science and the Risks
Can You Survive an EF5 Tornado Without a Shelter?
Are Isolated Thunderstorms Dangerous?
Can Waterspouts Kill You? The Real Dangers Explained
Is a Category 6 Hurricane Meteorologically Possible?
Does Hurricane Strength Always Determine Damage?
Can a Tornado Pick Up a Human? The Science Explained
What Natural Hazards Can Be Predicted From Past History?
Do Tsunamis Happen in Florida? Assessing the Risk
Can a Hurricane Be Prevented? The Science Explained
What Is a Rain-Wrapped Tornado and Why Are They So Dangerous?