Five Common Weather Phenomena

The five common weather phenomena are gale, rainstorm, hail, tornado and dense fog. 1. gale: a wind with strong intention. At present, meteorology refers to 8 winds. When the wind is strong, all the branches on the land are broken, and walking in the wind feels great resistance. Ships on the ocean and near the port can't stay outside. 2. Heavy rain: refers to rain with high precipitation intensity, which is often formed in cumulonimbus clouds. According to China's meteorological regulations, heavy rainfall with 24-hour precipitation exceeding 50 mm is called rainstorm.

1. gale: a wind with strong intention. At present, meteorology refers to 8 winds. When the wind is strong, all the branches on the land are broken, and walking in the wind feels great resistance. Ships on the ocean and near the port can't stay outside.

2. Heavy rain: refers to rain with high precipitation intensity, which is often formed in cumulonimbus clouds. According to China's meteorological regulations, heavy rainfall with 24-hour precipitation exceeding 50 mm is called rainstorm.

3. Hail: Also known as "Hail", commonly known as hail and bully, it is called "cold child" in some areas (such as Xuzhou and Gansu), and it is a weather phenomenon, which is more common in summer or at the turn of spring and summer.

4. Tornado: it is a vertical hollow rotating airflow between the bottom of the vertical cloud system and the underlying surface, and it is a disastrous weather phenomenon at local scale.

5. Dense fog: It is a weather phenomenon. In spring and autumn and rainy season, under the influence of high-pressure backflow before the arrival of the front, large-scale and long-lasting dense fog often appears.