Weather
Basic Information
Weather are all the phenomena that occur within a given atmosphere at a given time.
- Ball Lightning
- Black Blizzard of the Dustbowl caused Dust Pneumonia
- Black Rain (experienced near coal plants, or near Hiroshima and Nagasaki)
- Bleeding Glacier aka Blood Falls
- Blizzard
- Blood Rain
- Catatumbo Lightning
- Cloud
- Dew
- Dirty Thunderstorm
- Drought
- Dust devil
- Earthquake Lights
- European windstorm
- Extratropical storm
- Fire Rainbow
- Fire Whirl
- Firestorm
- Flashflood
- Flood
- Fog
- Fog Tsunami
- Freezing Rain
- Frost
- Glory (optical phenomenon)
- Great Smog of London - acid fog that killed 12,000 people in 1952
- Hail/Hailstorm
- Hair Ice on rotting wood
- Heat Burst
- Heat Wave
- Hessdalen Light
- Hurricane
- Ice Penitentes
- Ice Storm
- Ice Tsunami
- Iceberg
- Kentucky Meat Shower (Vulture Vomit)
- Lenticular Cloud - looks like a flying saucer
- Lightning
- Magical Storm
- Mammatus Cloud
- Megacryometeor
- Monsoon
- Moon Rainbow
- Morning Glory Cloud
- Rain
- Rainbow
- Red Rainbow
- Red Sprite
- Red Tide
- Sandstorm
- Skyquake
- Sleet
- Smog
- Snow
- Snow Donut
- Spider Rain
- Squall
- St. Elmo’s Fire
- Star Jelly
- Storm
- Supercell
- Thundersnow
- Thunderstorm
- Tornado
- Tornadic Waterspout
- Tropical Cyclone
- Tsunami
- Volcanic Lightning
- Volcanic Tornado
- Will-o-wisp
- Wind
- Winter storm
See Also
- Climate
- Global Warming aka Climate Change
- Meteorology
- Space Weather
- Storm Drain
- Tempestarii
- Tide
- Weather Control
- Weather Forecaster
- News: Disaster looms with rising sea levels - islands
- News: Hawaii Fire Tornado Caught On Film
- News: Mini ice age took hold of Europe in months
- News: Moscow Mayor Promises a Winter Without Snow
- News: Re-Engineering the Earth
- News: Southern California Hot Spot Hits 812 Degrees, Baffles Experts
- News: 'Smart dust' aims to monitor everything
Sources
Bibliography
2. Weather and Worldbuilding 101 by Karen Pon
Game and Story Use
- Weather phenomena may help or hinder the characters, even preventing them from moving around in extreme cases.
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