Other natural hazards often affecting geographic regions within the United States include:

Severe Winter Storm

• Virginia Winter Storms from National Weather Service History Page
• General Information on Winter Storms

Freezing Rain

• A climatology study of Freezing Rain with national maps by Chris C. Robbins and
  John V. Cortinas Jr [1966]

Avalanche

Coastal Erosion

Coastal Storms

Debris Flow

Land Subsidence

Tsunami

Volcano

Windstorm

 

Some websites highlighting these other hazards include:

 

Greatest Storms of the Century from NOAA

This site tells the story in word and pictures of several significant events:

• Northeast'r Storm of 1962
• The Great Cold Wave of January 1912
• Flash Flood - The Madison County Flood of June 27, 1996
• Heat Wave - July and August 1930
• Hurricane - Hazel, October 15, 1954
• Ice Storm - February 1994 (Northern Virginia and Maryland)
• River Flood - October 1942
• Snow Storm - January 1922, The "Knickerbocker Storm"
• Tropical Storm - Agnes June 21-23, 1972

 

Power Outages Due to Weather as collected by Segal's Solar Systems, Inc. an energy company