28 totally awesome phenomena you probably didn’t know about
A mirrored building that looks like a cage with clouds trapped inside
In this sense, one could view natural hazards as a poorly-defined subset of “potentially dangerous” natural phenomena. Some texts (ex. “Natural Disasters” by Patrick L. Abbott) refer to natural hazards as measuring the probability of the occurrence of a dangerous event, rather than referring to a subset of phenomena. This usage of the term is uncommon.
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