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Not usually. Most thunderstorms do not produce any damage and are at most an inconvenience to those who don't want to be rained on. Severe thunderstorms can be considered disasters, such as the derecho of June 2012. Thunderstorms can also cause disasters such as floods, fires, and tornadoes.

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