Puddle cannot make his friend Toot stop moping until a huge thunderstorm clears the air.

After a major earthquake devastates Los Angeles, seventeen-year-old Mia wants only to take care of her younger brother and traumatized mother, but two fanatical doomsday cults vie for her powers, drawn from the multiple lightning strikes she has experienced.

When his animal friends offer amusing explanations for thunder and lightning, Franklin overcomes his fear of such storms.

Grandma finds a way to dispel her grandchild's fear of thunderstorms.

A young boy describes how a storm sweeps over the ocean jetty where he likes to spend time.

A farm family scurries for shelter from a violent thunderstorm that brings welcome relief from the heat and also an unexpected surprise.

Brannon is afraid of thunder until his older brother compares thunder to one of Brannon's favorite subjects--dinosaurs.

One by one, three young bears crawl into Bear and Mrs. Bear's bed during a thunderstorm, certain they hear monsters outside, and although Bear tells each that monsters are not real, he later changes his mind.

When a bad storm drives all of the farm animals into the barn, can they set aside their fears and welcome wild animals, too?

Harley Hare and Hugo Hound are classmates. But they never talk to each other because their families can't stand one another. At a race event Harley and Hugo find themselves running neck and neck. But a thunderstorm stops the race and brings results that make the two heroes.