Storms

Storms are atmospheric disturbances characterized by strong winds, precipitation, thunder, lightning, and varying temperature changes. They can occur in many forms, including thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards, each with distinct features and scale. Storms develop due to the dynamic interactions of temperature, moisture, and air pressure within the Earth’s atmosphere, often resulting from the collision of different air masses. The energy released during these interactions can lead to severe weather conditions, causing potential hazards such as flooding, property damage, and threats to life. Storms are classified by their intensity, duration, and the specific weather phenomena they produce.