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The United States has extremely diverse weather because of its large size and varied geography. Here's a breakdown of common weather occurrences across the country:
1. Rain and Thunderstorms
Very common across much of the U.S., especially in the Southeast and Midwest.
The Gulf Coast and Florida are prone to frequent thunderstorms, particularly in the summer.
2. Snow and Winter Storms
Heavy snowfalls occur in the Northeast, Midwest, and mountainous West.
Lake-effect snow is common around the Great Lakes.
Winter storms in the northern U.S. can include blizzards.
3. Tornadoes
Frequent in Tornado Alley: central U.S. states like Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, and Nebraska.
Most common in spring and early summer.
4. Hurricanes and Tropical Storms
Affect the Southeast coast, Gulf Coast, and sometimes the Mid-Atlantic.
Season runs from June to November, peaking in August-September.
5. Heat Waves
Common in the Southwest and Southeast during summer.
Can cause drought conditions and wildfires, especially in the West.
6. Droughts
The Western U.S. (California, Southwest) often experiences prolonged dry periods.
7. Fog
Coastal areas like San Francisco experience frequent fog, especially in summer.
8. Wildfires
Common in California, Oregon, Washington, and parts of the Southwest during dry, hot seasons.
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