Natural disasters vary by region, but here are the most common types that typically trigger weather alerts:

1. Hurricanes – Massive storm systems characterized by strong winds, heavy rainfall, and flooding.

2. Tornadoes – Violent rotating columns of air that can cause widespread destruction.

3. Floods and Flash Floods – Rapidly rising water levels due to heavy rainfall or dam failure.

4. Wildfires – Uncontrolled fires often fueled by dry conditions and high winds.

5. Earthquakes and Tsunamis – Though not weather-related, they often trigger emergency alerts.

6. Blizzards and Winter Storms – Dangerous snowstorms that limit visibility and mobility.