Collection of Severe Weather Cliparts (67)

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Storm icon showing dark clouds, rain, lightning, and palm trees bending over water.

A stylized storm icon depicting heavy rain, lightning, and wind-bent palm trees over water-perfect for conveying severe weather warnings.

Storm icon with dark clouds, yellow lightning bolt, blue raindrops, and gray snowflakes on black background.

A stylized storm icon showing simultaneous rain, snow, and lightning-common in winter thunderstorms or squall lines.

Sun, storm cloud with lightning, raindrops, and snowflakes-symbolizing mixed or changing weather conditions.

This icon shows a dramatic mix of weather: sunshine alongside a storm cloud producing lightning, rain, and snow-all at once.

Nine illustrated natural disaster scenarios affecting homes: avalanche, tornado, volcano, wildfire, drought, windstorm, tsunami, earthquake, and flood.

A visual overview of nine major natural disasters and how each uniquely threatens homes and communities.

Storm cloud with raindrops and lightning bolts, cartoon-style weather illustration.

A simple, eye-catching storm icon perfect for illustrating rainy, lightning-filled weather conditions.

Three cartoon weather icons representing extreme conditions: rainstorm, thunderstorm, and tornado, with "Extreme Weather" text.

Cute but serious: these illustrated clouds show real-world extreme weather threats-rainstorms, lightning, and twisters.

Illustration of natural disasters including thunderstorms, wildfires, earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, and wind damage.

A visual guide to major natural hazards that threaten homes and communities worldwide.

A cartoon child running from lightning near a tree and house under a "WARNING!" sign.

A child dashes toward safety as lightning strikes near a tree-reminding us to act fast when thunderstorms approach.

A cartoon tornado with swirling gray clouds, debris, and a small house being damaged on green grass.

A stylized depiction of a tornado lifting debris and threatening a home-used to teach storm awareness and safety protocols.

Yellow warning sign with black tornado and lightning icon, labeled "SEVERE WEATHER SHELTER AREA".

This official warning sign marks a safe indoor location during tornadoes or extreme storms-always seek shelter here when alerts are issued.

Educational activity packet cover showing tornado, thunderstorm, and children reacting to natural disasters.

A colorful, kid-friendly activity packet featuring cartoon characters experiencing extreme weather events and natural disasters.

Collection of 9 high-resolution clip art images depicting extreme weather events including blizzard, hurricane, flood, fog, waterspout, ice storm, tornado, and heatwave.

Engaging, curriculum-ready clip art showing nine types of extreme weather-perfect for science lessons, posters, or digital activities.

Severe weather warning sign showing a tornado and "Tornado Shelter" text.

A clear, high-contrast tornado shelter sign designed for quick recognition during emergencies.

Educational clipart set showing severe weather events, safety gear, emergency supplies, and Earth science concepts for kindergarten learners.

Perfect for early learners: this vibrant clipart bundle teaches about tornadoes, thunderstorms, snowstorms, emergency kits, and weather safety in a child-friendly way.

Bright yellow lightning bolt icon on a black background, symbolizing electricity, speed, or power.

A bold, stylized yellow lightning bolt-ideal for representing power, speed, or electrical energy in digital interfaces.

Grayscale stylized tornado icon with swirling vortex shape on black background.

A clean, monochrome tornado symbol designed for use in warning systems and public safety signage.

How many hours-of-safety do our homes have in extreme weather