Atmospheric extreme events span a wide range of characteristic durations, from very short-lived, localized phenomena (hail storms, lasting minutes) to longer-duration events (blizzards over hours, tropical cyclones over days, and riverine floods that can persist for days to weeks depending on basin size and rainfall duration).
Matching each event to its characteristic mean duration category: Hail storms (A) are typically very brief, localized convective events lasting only minutes. Blizzards (B) are...
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