Severe weather

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Image:FireDOW1-768.JPG Severe weather phenomena are weather conditions that are hazardous.

Contents 1 Examples Include: 2 Phenomena caused by severe weather include: 3 See also 4 External links

Examples Include:

• Cold wave
• Cyclone (generic)
  • Arctic cyclone
• Derecho
• Fog
• Heat wave
• Polar low
• Thunderstorm (hailstorm, microburst)
  • Supercell
• Tornado (also colloquially referred to as a "whirlwind" or "twister")
  • Waterspout
• Tropical cyclone (also called a hurricane, typhoon, or "cyclone")
• Windstorm (gradient pressure induced)
  • European windstorms
• Winter storm
  • Blizzard, ice storm

Phenomena caused by severe weather include:

• Avalanche
• Drought
• Dust storm, haboob
• Landslide, mudslide
• Flood, flash flood
• Wildfire, firestorm

See also

• Extreme weather
• Meteorology
• Severe weather terminology (United States)
• Space weather

External links

• StormWikide:Unwetter