Below is a list of websites that will help you get ready for and track storms. This list will also help you find out if your location is vulnerable to extreme weather.

Here are some resources:

• National Hurricane Center on Twitter and Facebook.
• National Hurricane Center hurricane preparedness and hazard information.
• NOAA's Probabilistic Hurricane Storm Surge.
• National Hurricane Center Experimental Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map.
• New Jersey coastal evacuation and storm surge maps.
• Monmouth County Office of Emergency Management.
• Ocean County Office of Emergency Management.
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on mobile, Twitter and Facebook.
• Tropical Cyclone Guidance Project at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Hurricane Forecast Model Output.
• NOAAWatch (NOAA's All Hazard Monitor).
• National Weather Service Mount Holly Office on Twitter and Facebook.
• Mount Holly Weather Briefing and Other Information for Emergency Managers and the latest briefing package.
• National Weather Service New York (Upton) N.Y., office on Twitter and Facebook and Emergency Manager's Page.
• New Jersey Office of Emergency Management on Twitter and Facebook.
• Federal Emergency Management Agency on Twitter and Facebook.
• FEMA Region 2 Coastal Analysis and Mapping.
• Storm Surge Warning System of Stevens Institute of Technology.
• National Ocean Service Water Level Observation Network.
• National Data Buoy Center (for wave heights and other data).
• Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center on Twitter and Facebook.
• Weather Prediction Center on Twitter, Facebook and loop of sea-level pressures and fronts through day 7.
• Storm Prediction Center on Twitter and Facebook.
• Climate Prediction Center on Facebook.
• Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist on Twitter and Facebook.
• New Jersey Weather & Climate Network.
• AccuWeather.com on Twitter and Facebook.
• The Weather Channel on Twitter and Facebook.
• Weather Underground on Twitter and Facebook.
• University of Colorado Tropical Meteorology Project.
• Ready.gov.
• American Red Cross.
• American Red Cross Jersey Coast Chapter.
• National Hurricane Survival Initiative.
• Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety.
• PATH.