Storm

 A tempest is any upset condition of a climate or in a cosmic body's environment particularly influencing its surface, and firmly suggesting serious climate. It could be set apart by huge disturbances to ordinary conditions like solid breeze, twisters, hail, lightning storm (a tempest), weighty precipitation (blizzard, rainstorm), substantial freezing precipitation (ice storm), solid breezes (hurricane, windstorm), or wind shipping some substance through the climate as in a residue storm, snowstorm, dust storm, and so forth 

Tempests can possibly hurt lives and property by means of tempest flood, weighty downpour or snow causing flooding or street impassibility, lightning, fierce blazes, and vertical and even wind shear. Frameworks with critical precipitation and length assist with easing dry season in places they travel through. Substantial snowfall can permit uncommon sporting exercises to occur which would not be conceivable in any case, like skiing and snowmobiling. 

The English word comes from Proto-Germanic *sturmaz signifying "clamor, tumult"

Tempests are made when a focal point of low strain creates with the arrangement of high tension encompassing it. This blend of restricting powers can make winds and result in the development of tempest mists like cumulonimbus. Little restricted spaces of low strain can frame from hot air ascending off hot ground, bringing about more modest aggravations, for example, dust demons and tornadoes