So! You think you’ve got what it takes for your image to be on the cover of the 2013 Storm Assist DVD? We are NOW taking submissions for the photo CONTEST! There will…
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In response to the tragic Moore EF-5 tornado event, we designed a special limited edition Oklahoma T-Shirt from which all sale profits would be donated to the victims of the Moore, OK tornado. Through YOUR…
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Storm Assist donated $1,000 to Mission Granbury in Texas yesterday in response to the Granbury EF4 tornado on May 16th. Granbury, TX was devastated by a half-mile wide tornado which destroyed many homes,…
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In response to the devastating tornadoes in Texas today, we are offering a limited edition Texas T-Shirt available ONLY through midnight on Sunday. Please purchase one at this link and show your support for Hood…
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We thought we’d catch up with the Panther Pet Hospital in Petal, MS to see how they are doing! Storm Assist donated $500 to the Pet Hospital after the Hattiesburg tornado on February 10th,…
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In preparing your home and family for the possibility of having to take shelter in a tornado warning, it is not only important to plan where you are taking shelter, but also what you are…
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March is when severe weather season typically ramps up in the United States. This year things have been a little slow to get going though. This is of course good news for everyone other than…
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Every year, there are over one thousand tornadoes in the United States alone – only a small fraction of those are seen, and an even smaller fraction are recorded on video. After a painstaking voting…
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Recently, Storm Assist was featured on the SKYWARN® Website in a great informational writeup about who we are and what we do. Check the article out HERE! SKYWARN® is a volunteer program with nearly 290,000 trained severe…
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We were thrilled to be at the Severe Weather Awareness event in Lubbock, TX at the Science Spectrum Museum, as well as the Douglas County KS Severe Weather Symposium within the last ten days. With…
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