Viharzást

Viharzást is a term used in certain contexts, particularly in Hungarian, to describe a period of intense and often tumultuous weather. It generally refers to a storm or a series of storms characterized by strong winds, heavy precipitation such as rain or hail, and often lightning and thunder. The word itself suggests a turbulent or violent atmospheric event.

The specific intensity and duration of a viharzást can vary. It might encompass a single, powerful thunderstorm that passes through quickly, or it could describe a prolonged period of unsettled weather where storms are frequent and severe. The term is descriptive, evoking the feeling of being exposed to the raw power of nature during such events.

While not a formal meteorological classification, viharzást is a commonly understood term for significant weather disturbances. It can be used in everyday conversation to describe personal experiences with storms or in regional contexts where such weather phenomena are prevalent. The implications of a viharzást can range from inconvenience due to disrupted activities to more serious concerns about property damage or safety.