noun a compound noun formed by combining 'Franken' (referring to something that is artificially created or put together) and 'storm' (a violent disturbance of the atmosphere)
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Frankenstorm is a term used in meteorology to describe a powerful storm resulting from the merging of multiple weather systems, typically a hurricane and a nor'easter.
Geographers may use Frankenstorm to study the geographical patterns and impacts of such hybrid storms.
The term Frankenstorm is often used by the media to create hype and capture public attention during extreme weather events.
Frankenstorm may be used in discussions about the increasing frequency and intensity of hybrid storms due to climate change.
In emergency management, Frankenstorm is used to warn the public about the potential impact of a severe storm and to coordinate response efforts.
Meteorologists may use the term 'Frankenstorm' to describe a powerful and potentially destructive storm system that results from the merging of a hurricane and a winter storm.
Emergency management specialists may use 'Frankenstorm' to prepare and respond to the impacts of a severe weather event that combines characteristics of both a hurricane and a winter storm.
Journalists may use 'Frankenstorm' in news reports to describe the unique and dangerous nature of a storm system that has been formed by the combination of different weather phenomena.