Photographers:

	Hop on into the Lightning Webring and see some awesome photos by photographers from all over the world. Let the ring guide your way.
	Hernan Cortes My buddy who is also from Chicago. Got himself real close to a lightning strike with his video camera rolling. Great photos of the strike and the damage it caused.
	Chuck Doswell. This guy is the Obe One of the lightning photography world. He's so bad his site is on the NOAA's server!
	Warren Faidley. The world's only full-time paid stormchaser. Or so he says. Killer photographer. He also has a great book out called Stormchaser.
	David 'Stormguy' Crowley. This guy takes some of the best photos I've ever seen. Really gifted photographer. Also check out his Storm Photographers International group.
	Mike Bath. I usually make it a policy not to link to any pages on Geocities because they suck. But this guy's photos defiantly do not! Check it out even though it takes forever to load.
	Darren Johnston. Calls himself the 'stormstalker.' He has some great photos and put together a very nice website.
	Douglas 'Lightning Boy' Kiesling. Also calls himself the 'Lord of the Lightning' I guess after watching to much Riverdance. The site is a little loud and confusing but it's worth dealing with to see his photos.
	Nick Djordjevic. Some very nice photos from the land down under. Kudos on the nice site as well.
	Australian Severe Weather. Lots of photos of all kinds of weather taken by various Australian photographers.
	Striking Images Inc.. A stock photography house that specializes in lightning photos. You have to dig around to get to the photos but it's well worth it.

Lightning Information:

	University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. How Lightning works.
	Global Hydrology and Climate Center. Lightning observations from the Space Shuttle.
	National Lightning Safety Institute.
	Lightning Safety for Kids. A wonderful site created by a young lightning strike survivor.

Weather Resources:

	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
	National Weather Service homepage.
	The Weather Channel. Truly, the only reason to have cable television.
	Intellicast. Another great on-line source for up to the minute weather information.
	Global Atmospherics Inc. A very cool site that has up to the minute lightning strike data.

Stormchasing Information:

	Stormtrack Magazine. An magazine dedicated to the world of stormchasers. A must read!
	The Storm Chaser Homepage. A very informative site with a ton of necessary information about stormchasing.
	NOAA's Storm Spotter's Guide. Stormchasering training information provided by the NOAA/ NWS.
	Storm Chasing with Safety, Courtesy, and Responsibility. An article by Chuck Doswell laying out the essentials that every stormchaser must follow!

Tornado Information:

	Tornado Project Online.
	USA Today. Their newspaper is a joke but this site sure isn't.