Katabatic winds can be so strong they've been known to knock down trees and even cause significant damage to buildings. elaborate
Ice storms can coat objects in a layer of ice so heavy that it can cause power lines to snap, not just because of the weight, but because the ice changes their shape and makes them more brittle. elaborate
Fog is essentially a cloud that has touched the ground. elaborate
Hailstones can sometimes contain layers of both clear and opaque ice, reflecting the different conditions they encountered during their journey through a thunderstorm. elaborate
The only museum in the world entirely dedicated to weather is the National Weather Museum in Washington, D.C. (While not explicitly stated as "only" in all sources, it's generally considered to be the most comprehensive and dedicated solely to weather). elaborate
Alto clouds are often described as looking like a "patchwork quilt" in the sky. elaborate