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Hurricane: An Atlantic Cyclone with winds of 72 miles per hour or greater. Tropical Storms are hurricanes in which the winds are less than 72 miles per hour.
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Snow Storm: High level of wind, snow and ice that results in blizzards and dangerous accumulation of the snow, with high levels of frost bit, hypothermia.
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Lightening Storms: Usually associated with thunderstorms, they are caused by upper atmosphere disturbances and can result in fires, home and business damage.
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Thunderstorms: A storm of lightening, rain and heavy winds.
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