drought:

1. During a drought, rain was called with the help of magical actions and words.

2.A severe drought destroyed almost the entire crop.

flood:

1.One of the most catastrophic floods occurred in the fall of 1570.

2. The first severe flood occurred on August 31, 1703, when the water rose 250 cm.

tornado:

1. The force of the tornado threw them far back to the east, and now they were carried towards the mainland.

2. Rather, only at first a slowly rotating giant tornado.

tsunami:

1. However, not every earthquake in the ocean causes a tsunami.

2. Vast stretches of coastline slid into the sea, causing massive tsunamis.

earthquake:

1. Almost all of the cladding collapsed during the 1301 AD earthquake. e.

2. This country is located in a seismically dangerous zone, earthquakes often occur here, and the coast is prone to tsunamis.

cyclone:

1. The strength of the cyclone comes from the calm center. It is the same with man.

2. The morning was gray and inhospitable, the approaching cyclone promised bad weather.

avalanche:

1. Everywhere I go, I get an avalanche of questions!

2. The number of assassinations and assassinations grew, and by 1905 they had fallen into an avalanche.

hurricane:

1. If a hurricane is raging outside the window or in your soul, aquamarine will become more greenish.

2. But ferocious hurricanes swept over the country, leaving nothing but destruction.