Need help finding some images..

[L.B. LaForce]

Hello, I will be writing a brief research paper (8 pages) on tornado forecasting for an English class. I also have to give a presentation to the class. I am looking for some images for that presentation, mainly forecast models that "stick out" or what you look for during a sever weather outbreak. Shear, CAPE, perfect hodographs/skew-t soundings, troughs (I already have a negatively tilted trough), something along those lines. Ill see what exactly I need later when I begin to put the presentation together.

Also if anyone has any scholarly sources for tornado/severe weather forecasting, such as journal articles from the AMS or whatever, they would be greatly appreciated. I will be using 3 of Tim's books, as well as Mike Hollingsheads Storm Structure 101 DVD. I look forward to learning a lot more about severe weather forecasting through this research. Thanks again!

oh yeah, and mods please move to appropriate section if needed

 

[Angie Norris]

I had to do something similar for an English class a few semesters back. What I did was google specific terms like "surface chart" or "soundings", then just search "Images". If you're looking for journal articles, there are some search engines that should be available through your school library (that way the articles are free ). Good luck with your paper!!!