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A '''Time storm''' was a method of time/space transportation that could be viewed and experienced in many forms. Typically it was directly experienced by the people being taken through time as a swirl of coloured light, and unlike traversing the vortex in a [[TARDIS]] it was a tangible experience. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silver Nemesis]]'')
A '''time storm''' or '''timestorm''', also known as a '''chronometeorological event''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible (novel)|Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible]]'') was a method of [[time]]/[[space]] transportation that could be experienced in many forms. Unlike traversing the [[time vortex]] in a [[TARDIS]], time storms were usually directly experienced by the people being transported as a swirl of light and colours, ([[TV]]: ''[[Silver Nemesis (TV story)|Silver Nemesis]]'') including scarlet, aqua, gold, white, heliotrope, lime, and vermilion, as it snapped out waves of random energy. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Set Piece (novel)|Set Piece]]'') They could be responsible for [[temporal refraction]], which [[Narvin]] hypothesised might cause a localised [[time loop]], as on [[Njagilheim]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Nevernor (audio story)|Nevernor]]'') They could happen if time was in a chaotic and unreliable state. ([[TV]]: ''[[Once, Upon Time (TV story)|Once, Upon Time]]'')
[[Fenric]] took [[Ace]] through time in a time storm from her home town in [[Perivale]], [[Earth]] to [[Iceworld]], [[Svartos]] in order that she would meet the [[Seventh Doctor]] and then come to be of use in the final game against the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]'', ''[[The Curse of Fenric]]'')
== Natural phenomenon ==
On [[Gallifrey]], temporal storms regularly built up over the [[Myridian mountains]]. According to [[Romana II]], this was not, to her knowledge, a natural occurrence on any [[planet]] other than Gallifrey. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Nevernor (audio story)|Nevernor]]'')
Fenric also took [[Lady Peinforte]] and her manservant [[Richard Maynarde]] from [[1638]] to [[1988]] in order to manipulate them into gathering the [[Nemesis]] statue. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silver Nemesis]]'')
Time storms could be emitted by [[time rift]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Set Piece (novel)|Set Piece]]'') The [[Third Doctor]] claimed to have seen time storms off [[Gallifrey]] ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Time Traveller (short story)|The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Time Traveller]]'') and the [[Tantalus Eye]] emitted temporal storms along with [[time wind]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Engines of War (novel)|Engines of War]]'') [[Ergostorm]]s were a form of time storm that could occur in the [[ergosphere]] of a [[black hole]] in the hole was collapsing, causing space and time to warp. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aquitaine (audio story)|Aquitaine]]'')
In 2010 [[Elizabeth Meadows]] said that a temporal storm damaged a [[Cyberman (Blood of the Cybermen)|Cyberman]] ship and caused it to crash to the [[Arctic Circle]] ten thousand years prior. ([[VG]]: ''[[Blood of the Cybermen]]'')
In [[2010]] [[Elizabeth Meadows]] said that a temporal storm damaged a [[Cyberman]] ship and caused it to crash to the [[Arctic Circle]] ten thousand years prior. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Blood of the Cybermen (video game)|Blood of the Cybermen]]'')
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Time storms were allegedly naturally occurring when time ran wild, which was the case during the [[Dark Times]] as well as in [[2021]], which was caused by [[Ravager (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Ravagers]] [[Swarm (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Swarm]] and [[Azure (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Azure]] banishing the timekeepers, the [[Mouri]], from the [[Temple of Atropos]] on the planet [[Time (planet)|Time]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Once, Upon Time (TV story)|Once, Upon Time]]'')
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A time storm tore apart a [[Cyber-ship]] on a mission from [[Mondas]], splitting up the two [[Mondasian Cyberman|Cybermen]] crewing it. [[Kreel (Way of the Burryman)|One]] found itself in [[19th century]] [[Edinburgh]], ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Way of the Burryman (audio story)|Way of the Burryman]]'') whilst the [[Cyberman (Monsters in Metropolis)|other]] ended up in [[1920s]] [[Berlin]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Monsters in Metropolis (audio story)|Monsters in Metropolis]]'')
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[[Halogi-Kari]] was a [[Harbinger]] with the natural ability to summon time storms. He used this as a service to kidnap people and displace them in time. He also allied with the [[Wraith (At Childhood's End)|Wraith]]s to allow them to time-storm their enemies. Although incarcerated by the [[Shadow Proclamation]], he was later let go and began to time-storm humans from all over [[Earth]] to act as hosts for the Wraiths in the guise of a charity. The [[Thirteenth Doctor]] was able to resist his time-storms. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[At Childhood's End (novel)|At Childhood's End]]'')
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[[Fenric]] was one who had employed Halogi-Kari in his past, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[At Childhood's End (novel)|At Childhood's End]]'') to take [[Ace]] through time in a time storm from her home town in [[Perivale]], [[Earth]] to [[Iceworld]], [[Svartos]] in order that she would meet the [[Seventh Doctor]] and then come to be of use in the final game against him. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]'', ''[[The Curse of Fenric (TV story)|The Curse of Fenric]]'')
Fenric also took [[Lady Peinforte]] and her manservant [[Richard Maynarde]] from [[1638]] to [[1988]] in order to manipulate them into gathering the [[Nemesis]] statue. ([[TV]]: ''[[Silver Nemesis (TV story)|Silver Nemesis]]'') Later, Fenric himself possessed a medallion in the form of a [[hammer]] that could conjure up time storms. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Gods and Monsters (audio story)|Gods and Monsters]]'')
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In his second encounter with [[Sutekh]], the Seventh Doctor was pulled back in time (by Sutekh) through a time storm before [[Isis]] retrieved him, leaving Sutekh trapped in a [[time loop|ouroborous loop]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Tears of Isis (audio story)|The Tears of Isis]]'')
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The [[Second Doctor]] caused a temporal storm when he tried to prevent a collision between [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] and the [[First Doctor]]'s and avert an [[alternate timeline]]. At the eye of the storm, he had some parting words with [[Katarina]] before they were transported back to their respective TARDISes. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Daughter of the Gods (audio story)|Daughter of the Gods]]'')
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[[Sil]] referred to the time storm subsiding after [[Yrcanos]] was held in a [[time bubble]] until the right moment he could kill [[Kiv]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Mindwarp (TV story)|Mindwarp]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Widow's Assassin (audio story)|The Widow's Assassin]]'')
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The [[Eighth Doctor]] recalled a saying in the [[Time Lord Academy|Academy]] about how the beat of a [[butterfly]]'s [[wing]]s in [[Mettula Orionsis]] caused a time storm in the [[Mutter's Spiral]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Storm Warning (audio story)|Storm Warning]]'')
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A time storm or timestorm, also known as a chronometeorological event, (PROSE: Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible) was a method of time/space transportation that could be experienced in many forms. Unlike traversing the time vortex in a TARDIS, time storms were usually directly experienced by the people being transported as a swirl of light and colours, (TV: Silver Nemesis) including scarlet, aqua, gold, white, heliotrope, lime, and vermilion, as it snapped out waves of random energy. (PROSE: Set Piece) They could be responsible for temporal refraction, which Narvin hypothesised might cause a localised time loop, as on Njagilheim. (AUDIO: Nevernor) They could happen if time was in a chaotic and unreliable state. (TV: Once, Upon Time)
Halogi-Kari was a Harbinger with the natural ability to summon time storms. He used this as a service to kidnap people and displace them in time. He also allied with the Wraiths to allow them to time-storm their enemies. Although incarcerated by the Shadow Proclamation, he was later let go and began to time-storm humans from all over Earth to act as hosts for the Wraiths in the guise of a charity. The Thirteenth Doctor was able to resist his time-storms. (PROSE: At Childhood's End)
In his second encounter with Sutekh, the Seventh Doctor was pulled back in time (by Sutekh) through a time storm before Isis retrieved him, leaving Sutekh trapped in a ouroborous loop. (AUDIO: The Tears of Isis)
