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thumb|A storm seen at the Baltic Sea near the island of [[Öland, Sweden.]]
A storm is a severe weather event characterized by strong winds and often heavy rain, snow, or other precipitation. Storms matter because they can cause significant damage to property and pose dangers to people, making it important for communities to prepare and respond appropriately to these powerful natural phenomena.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 폭풍 is referenced by 830 other articles, and connects out to cloud, tropical cyclone and atmosphere.
Vinony files it under Natural disasters, Storm and Weather hazards.
Its subject is documented across 107 Wikipedia language editions.
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