How did the Native Americans handles natural disasters like tornadoes, forest fires, earthquakes, etc? DID the Plains Indians just run like hell during tornadoes?
Pointers to previous discussion is not intended to discourage further questions.
FAQ section. It's reasonable to overlook that: I can't find things in the FAQ and only saw this by stumbling on another link. -- Checking now, the tornado links are gone, but they still have hurricanes and hailstones in stock.
You might also find it profitable to do a search (using the box at upper right) for interesting words to see further previous discussions. There are lots of hits. For example, for "tornado", almost all of these below point to the first hit here.
How did pre-colonization, Midwest, Native Americans deal with tornados? Did they write any records of these types of storms?: /u/SEpdx, /u/limonflora pointing to a Web page, /u/ahalenia, /u/ThePostItNote, /u/contrarian_barbarian, /u/TheKolbrin, /u/KingOfNipples69
What did Native Americans (particularly those living in the plains and prairies) think of tornados and supercell thunderstorms?: /u/ahalenia, but it may be a shorter version of his reply on the above