Weather Phenomena
Weather phenomena, their types, causes, and scales.
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The 10 most recently added of 50 records · Select a column heading to sort.
| ID | Phenomenon | Type | Cause | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | Mist | Fog | Thin suspension of droplets reducing visibility | None |
| 42 | Dew | Deposit | Water vapor condensing on cool surfaces | None |
| 43 | Frost | Deposit | Water vapor freezing on surfaces below freezing | None |
| 44 | Rime | Deposit | Supercooled fog freezing onto surfaces | None |
| 45 | Hoar frost | Deposit | Ice crystals deposited from water vapor | None |
| 46 | Heat wave | Temperature | Prolonged period of excessive heat | None |
| 47 | Cold wave | Temperature | Rapid drop to unusually low temperatures | None |
| 48 | Drought | Hydrological | Extended period of below normal precipitation | Palmer Drought Severity Index |
| 49 | Flood | Hydrological | Overflow of water onto normally dry land | None |
| 50 | Cloud | Cloud | Condensed water droplets or ice crystals aloft | None |
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Last changed: July 19, 2026. This is when we last changed the data or its description. It doesn’t mean the data runs up to that date.
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