[ "Unnatural" seems like the only possibility for a storm that does that, and Steve isn't exactly surprised to hear that it's localized over the Singularity. He's never made the trip out to the physical monolith, only seeing it from a distance in the Horizon, but from what he's studied of maps that all checks out.

But it doesn't really make him feel any better about it.

If Geralt is hoping that Steve might have some personal experience with this sort of thing, well... not exactly. ]

Thor was the God of Thunder, not me. [ He does wonder what Thor's perspective on all of this might have been, or if he might have had the ability to sense what exactly was causing this, but he left ages ago, so there isn't much point in dwelling on it. ] Still, if this is a sign that something is wrong with the Singularity, then my worry is it's going to get worse before it gets better.

[ The storm might not clear until something changes, but how are they supposed to know what to do about it? Steve also feels lost.

He continues to navigate their way up, and so far the incline doesn't require any actual climbing, just maneuvering over ridges. ]

What mage did you talk to? Someone in the Cities, or another Summoned?

[ There aren't many who would actually call themselves mages in Cadens, so far as he knows. ]