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The phrase "a few storms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of storms, typically in a weather-related context.
Example: "The forecast predicts a few storms this weekend, so be prepared for possible rain and wind."
Alternatives: "several storms" or "a couple of storms".
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I've been through a few storms.
There were a few storms en route.
Heavy metals were also measured for a few storms, but in 2014 and 2015 only.
In recent years it has found itself battered by a few storms.
If it happens, Harry's Brave New World probably has a few storms in store.
Morsi has weathered a few storms before and may do this time too.
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As a result of the 1970 storm, a few storm shelters had been built.
It was pleasant and breezy, but he noticed a few storm clouds in the distance; it looked like rain.
Legions of aliens, mercenaries, Turks, mutants, evil superheroes, Russians, dragons and even a few storm troopers await.
They only encounter a few Storm Troopers so the story never gets very exciting and we never think the children are about to get caught or are in terrible danger.
In Dade County, Florida, a few storm shelters were opened, in anticipation that Fabian might bring flooding rains.
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