concept   storm
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Canada (1) • Western countries (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Australia (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Europe (1) • Northern Europe (1) • coastal tribes (1) • inland populations (1) • sailing culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 storm Canada Storms in Canada can lead to power outages and property damage, requiring specific preparations for thunderstorms, snowstorms, and other types of storminess. 10
2 storm Western countries In Western countries, seeking indoor shelter during a storm is a common safety practice, especially in the summer. 8
3 storm Southeast Asia Monsoon storms in Southeast Asia bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, and cause widespread flooding, impacting agriculture and infrastructure. 7
4 storm Australia Storms in Australia bring a range of extreme weather phenomena including heat, rain, and strong winds. 6
5 storm Pacific Islands Storms in the Pacific Islands are natural, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and destructive cyclones. 6
6 storm Europe Storms in Europe can cause power outages and disruption in daily life, while thunderstorms are sometimes enjoyed for their excitement and lightning. 3
7 storm Northern Europe Storms in Northern Europe can bring heavy rain, strong winds, and cause property damage and power outages. 2
8 storm coastal tribes Coastal tribes view storms as potentially dangerous natural occurrences that require preparation and resilience to protect their livelihoods. 1
9 storm inland populations Inland populations tend to view storms as temporary disruptions with minimal long-term impact on their daily lives. 1
10 storm sailing culture The concept of storms in sailing culture is seen as an exciting challenge and test of seamanship. 1