| EARTHRISE | Natural phenomenon first witnessed in 1968 |
| OZONEHOLE | Atmospheric phenomenon, first observed in the 1980s, which typically occurs at the poles in winter |
| PLUMMY | Affected place associated with Egyptian phenomenon first off (6) |
| AVALANCHE | Fearsome natural phenomenon in alpine regions |
| ICEBERG | Natural phenomenon with leading role in 1997 movie, Titanic (7) |
| THUNDER | In the Chinese pantheon Lei-Gong, like the Norse Thor, is the god of this natural phenomenon |
| GEYSER | Natural phenomenon such as Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park (6) |
| SESFONTS | Natural phenomenon in Campanet, Mallorca where after heavy rainfall water springs from underground and flows spectacularly through trees and rocks (3,5,6) |
| UFANES | Natural phenomenon in Campanet, Mallorca where after heavy rainfall water springs from underground and flows spectacularly through trees and rocks (3,5,6) |
| TSUNAMI | Effulgent sun amid captivating natural phenomenon |
| VICTORIAFALLS | Natural phenomenon also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya (8,5) |
| ICICLE | Frozen, tapering natural phenomenon (6) |
| SUNSET | Natural phenomenon |
| EARTHQUAKE | Natural phenomenon studied by a seismologist (10) |
| TIDALWAVE | Time to get laid off, greeting natural phenomenon (5,4) |
| NORTHERNLIGHTS | Natural phenomenon such as the Blackpool Illuminations! (8,6) |
| SKYBLUE | Color named for a natural phenomenon |
| RAINBOW | Fashionable artist starting to show respect for natural phenomenon (7) |
| SCIENCE | Systematic study of natural phenomenon (7) |
| ECLIPSE | Surpass a rare natural phenomenon (7) |
