Natural phenomena that can be observed anywhere in the world.

Natural phenomena include all climatic and meteorological phenomena that occur on the surface of the earth, caused by various changes in climate or the influence of other factors.

The most common natural phenomena:

snowfall;
storm;
Hurricane;
hail;
drought.

Natural phenomena are equally found on almost the entire surface of our planet. But it all depends on the climatic conditions. So, for example, a thunderstorm can be only where the air temperature is above zero, and on the planet there are places where the air does not warm up above this mark, because there simply does not happen a thunderstorm. Likewise with snowfalls, in the tropics and the equator you will never see such natural phenomena. And, for example, a tsunami is impossible where there is no outlet to the ocean.

It can be concluded that our planet suffers from different natural phenomena to the same, well, or almost to the same extent, but in each part of the world there are visible differences due to different climatic conditions.

And yet, there are such natural phenomena that can be observed anywhere on our planet due to their peculiarities. Some natural phenomena do not depend on the climate and occur both in the hot tropics and at the cold poles of the earth.

The first is a hurricane. After all, a hurricane can occur almost anywhere in the world, the climate does not play a role here, if a powerful cyclone has formed over a certain territory, then a hurricane can occur anywhere, and the air temperature only determines the nature of the precipitation that accompanies the hurricane.

Also, an earthquake can occur anywhere in the world, which occurs due to the movement of tectonic plates, and not due to climatic conditions.

Similarly to an earthquake, a volcanic eruption can occur, because this natural phenomenon also has no dependence on the climate in which the volcano is located.