OMAHA, Neb. — KETV NewsWatch 7 Weather Now meteorologist Matt Serwe provides a lesson for kids about recognizing severe weather and how a tornado forms.

Meteorologist Brooke Laizer has a lesson on severe thunderstorms vs. tornadoes during today’s Weather and Science for Kids segment!

Weather Safety Talking to your kids about severe weather Perhaps the most vulnerable among us during storms are children.

Spring is here and with it comes the busy storm season. When it comes to keeping your family safe, it's paramount to make sure your kids are ready for a severe weather situation.

The beloved host of 'The Today Show' opens up about how his own kids inspired his new animated series and why he's on a mission to demystify weather for a new generation.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Severe storms can be scary, especially for our youngest viewers. This morning, we're talking about how to help kids cope and build resilience in the aftermath. A natural way ...

Although mid-latitude cyclones aren’t always the cause of severe weather, they definitely are the foundation to what may lead to severe weather.

Storms can be unsettling for many people, and especially scary for children. But there are some things you can do to ease their nerves when the weather is severe.

But the most important thing when talking to kids about severe weather is to stress the importance of having a plan and staying calm. CLICK HERE to learn more about Severe Weather Week.

Have you ever been interested in learning about what to do when bad weather rolls into your area? Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are two different types we forecast for when big air mass change… ...