Severe weather refers to atmospheric conditions that can cause significant damage and hazards to life and property. It typically includes phenomena such as thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, heavy snowfall, blizzards, floods, and extreme temperatures. Severe weather is characterized by its potential to produce dangerous conditions, including high winds, intense precipitation, lightning, hail, and sudden changes in temperature. Weather systems that produce severe weather events are often monitored by meteorological agencies, and warnings are issued to inform the public about impending or occurring severe weather threats. These events can lead to devastating impacts on communities, infrastructure, agriculture, and ecosystems, necessitating preparedness and response measures to mitigate risks.