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List of severe weather phenomena

Severe weather phenomena are weather conditions that are hazardous to human life and property.

Examples
AtmosphericFogHaar (fog)Ice fog Electrical stormsThunderstormDerechoMulticellular thunderstormPulse stormSquall lineStorm cell (single-cell) • Supercells, rotating thunderstorms • Lightning FireWildfire or bushfire (ignition of wildfires is sometimes by lightning strike, especially in "dry thunderstorms") • FirestormFire whirl, also called firenado and fire tornado FloodFloods • Flash floodCoastal floodingTidal floodingStorm surge Oceans and bodies of waterHarmful algal bloomBlue green algaeRed tideHigh seasSneaker waveHigh tidesKing tideIce shoveRogue waveSeicheSwell (ocean)Tidal surgeStorm surgeRip currentsUndertow (water waves)Whirlpools SnowAvalancheBlizzardLake effect snowSnownadoSnow devilPolar vortex IceBlack iceGlaze iceHailstormIce shoveIce stormMegacryometeor RainAcid rainBlood rainCold drop (; archaic as a meteorological term), colloquially, any high impact rainfall event along the Mediterranean coast of Spain • Drought, a prolonged water supply shortage, often caused by persistent lack of, or much reduced, rainfallFloods • Flash floodRainstormRed rain in Kerala (for related phenomena, see Blood rain) • Monsoon Surface movementAvalancheMass wasting and landslips • EarthquakeLandslideDebris flowsMudslideRockfallCoastal erosionSinkhole TemperatureCold waveHeat waveHeat burstPolar vortex VolcanoVolcanic eruptionVolcanic lightningVolcanic ash WindCyclones • Extratropical cycloneEuropean windstorms • Australian east coast low • "Medicane", Mediterranean tropical-like cyclones • Polar cycloneTropical cyclone, also called a hurricane, typhoon, or just "cyclone" • Subtropical cycloneAustralian east coast lowExplosive cyclogenesis or weather bombDust stormHaboobDust devilSandstormHurricaneKatabatic winds • Bohemian windBoraPiteraqGregaleAnabatic windValley exit jetSanta Ana windsWilliwaws • ChinookGaleMonsoonNor’easterNor'westersSteam devilSquallStraight-line windsDerechoTornado (also colloquially referred to as a "whirlwind" or "twister") • LandspoutGustnado, a "gust front tornado" • WaterspoutWinter stormsWind gustWindstormGust front OtherHeat lightningZud, widespread livestock death, mainly by starvation, caused by climatic conditions • Hayfever == Phenomena caused by severe thunderstorms ==
Phenomena caused by severe thunderstorms
DerechoExtreme wind (70 mph or greater) • Downpours • Heavy rainFlood, flash flood, coastal floodingHailHigh winds – 93 km/h(58 mph) or higher. • Lightning (Upper-atmospheric lightning) • Thundersnow, SnowsquallTornadoWindstorm (gradient pressure induced) • Severe thunderstorm (hailstorm, downburst: microbursts and macrobursts) == Severe weather caused by humans ==
Severe weather caused by humans
Air pollution == See also ==
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