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Avalanche-A huge amount of snow sliding down the slope of a mountain

Blizzard-A very strong cold wind with a lot of snow

Bushfire-An uncontrollable fire burning all the bushes in its way

Cumulonimbus-A large cloud of water vapor pushed by strong currents of air

Cyclone-A large and rotating air mass

Drought-When there is very low rainfall which leads to depletion of water for a very long period

Dust Storm-A strong wind mass carrying dust

Earthquake-Violent trembling of the ground due to the tension between tectonic plates

Erosion-The wearing away of the surface of our planet

Forest Fire-A large scale fire in the forest

Flood-An overflow of water at a very large scale

Hailstorm-A storm of balls of hail

Hurricane-A storm with a very violent flow of wind

Heat Wave-A wave of high-temperature air

Natural disasters-A natural calamity causing a great deal of loss to life

Rainstorm-A storm with very heavy rain

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