Sturm
storm
The German word 'Sturm' is used to describe a violent disturbance in the atmosphere with strong winds, typically also involving heavy rain, hail, thunder and lightning. It is a noun and is used in a similar way to the English word 'storm'. For example, 'Ein heftiger Sturm tobt draußen' translates to 'A violent storm is raging outside'.
Example sentences using: Sturm
Der Sturm wird morgen erwartet.
The storm is expected tomorrow.
This sentence is used to express future events or predictions related to weather, in this case, a storm that is expected to occur tomorrow.
Nach dem Sturm ist die Straße überflutet.
The street is flooded after the storm.
This sentence describes a situation where a storm has caused flooding on a street. It is often used to describe the aftermath of a heavy rainfall or storm.
Der Sturm hat den Stromausfall verursacht.
The storm caused the power outage.
This sentence explains the reason for a power outage. In German, the verb 'verursachen' is used to indicate the cause of something happening.