Severe Storms

Severe storms refer to intense weather events characterized by strong winds, heavy precipitation, hail, thunder, and lightning. These storms can include types such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards, often causing significant damage to property and infrastructure. Severe storms are typically associated with rapid atmospheric changes, which can create hazardous conditions like flash flooding, downed power lines, and flying debris. They can impact large geographic areas and may lead to emergency situations, prompting alerts and warnings from weather authorities. The classification of a storm as “severe” usually depends on its intensity, duration, and potential to cause harm or disruption.