Little Hurricane Enthusiast Gifts

'This is my natural habitat.'

"Well, we needed the rain."

IRMA Hurricane Recovery in Cuba

"This place is nice, but what would we really do if we lived here? Lie around and be happy all the time?"

Today's lesson, the rainforest.

"Wind's funny. . . It's nothing. . . going very fast."

'I told you to keep your rice in a plastic bag.'

Wally flunks the test: The Emergency Broadcast System.

"Now that we've fermented coconut milk, do we build a boat or a tiki bar?"

'Well, the weatherman was wrong again. He said we would have heavy but isolated showers today.'

'Mom! Dad! The thunder scares me! 'Billy! We're under here! (bed)

"I need a transfer from the wind tunnel departmnet please."

'I've battened down the TV to protect us from weather reports.'

I love thunderstorms!

'Coming up next. . . our traffic and weather report.'

Award Winning Photographer

"Does the radar make my backside look big?"

Danger Coconuts

Clancy: Loud Clothes

Children swimming.

'Dad, I'm sure you're probably ticked about this, but when I tell you what happened, I'm sure you'll agree it's been a great learning experience for me,'

'The lightning struck the metal stud in her tongue.'

The Single Rain Drop

Car Wash and Storm Chasers Academy

Alex Higgins RIP...

On today's Ask Sadie Show, I, Sadie Cohen, will discuss one topic: Hurricanes. We just suffered through the first "once-every-500-years" hurricane since the last "once-every-500-years" hurricane that happened just 12 years ago. My heart goes out to everyone who lost someone or something. And it also goes out to hurricanes like Harvey and Katrina, because this means war. Mother nature picked on the wrong species. Not sure who's worse: Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un, or Sadie Cohen. Wait ... she has a

'Of course I'm drunk.'

Private Island

"There's a storm in my tea cup, I wonder if it has a name?"

Lightning Strikes a Conductor

'These things really do sound like a train.'

"The Chinese global warming hoax!"

Political Hurricane Forecast.

'I was dating a weatherman, but he had this annoying habit of always talking up a storm.'

Waiting For Rain.