Natural disasters are catastrophic events that occur due to natural processes of the Earth, causing significant damage to the environment, property, and human life. These events can include phenomena such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. They generally result from various natural forces and can lead to widespread disruption, loss of life, and long-term ecological damage. Natural disasters are often classified by their causes and characteristics, and their frequency and intensity can be influenced by climatic, geological, and meteorological factors. They underscore the vulnerability of communities to natural events and the importance of preparedness and resilience in mitigating their impacts.
Nature unleashed severe weather across the Plains, Midwest, and South, transforming landscapes into battlegrounds. Communities from Texas to Missouri faced powerful gales and dust storms, with Texas experiencing apocalyptic firestorms.…