What is wild weather?

Answer 1

"Wild weather" basically describes instances where the weather has turned up to be completely unpredicted or in a force that was larger than predicted, such as freak lightning storms, earthquakes, hurricanes, or typhoons. With the globe warming up (a process also commonly known as Global Warming), the increased temperature of the globe is affecting weather patterns so that every year, the weather becomes wilder and wilder, with an average of five typhoons in one season, where it would have normally been one or two, or three earthquakes a year in a place that never had earthquakes in the past.

Answer 2

Wild weather refers to extreme and unpredictable weather conditions that deviate significantly from the norm. This can include severe storms, heavy rainfall, high winds, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other types of weather events that pose a danger to people and property. Wild weather is often associated with climate change and can have serious impacts on communities and ecosystems.