A massive, swirling storm appears within one mile of you, creating a 500-foot radius cylinder that extends 2000 feet into the air. Hurricane-force winds, lashing rain, and lightning strikes fill the area, causing untold destruction for one minute.
All creatures and objects within the storm must make a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against your spell save DC each round they remain within the storm. Creatures that make the save are able to brace or take cover, taking no damage from the storm, but are stunned for one round. Creatures that fail the save take 10d8 force, 10d8 thunder, and 10d8 lightning damage.
Creatures that succeed on the save for three consecutive turns are able to escape or withstand the worst of the storm, suffering no further harmful effects from the storm.
Creatures that fail the save for three consecutive turns are ripped off the ground and hurled 1000 feet into the air, and are stunned for the duration of the storm.
Objects and structures made of wood or weaker materials are instantly destroyed by the storm. Freestanding structures made of metal or stone (except adamantine) have a 1d10 (10%) chance to be damaged or destroyed each round while the storm persists.
* - (a piece of grass or straw impaled in a branch)
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