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Volcanic island generating its own storms

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Picture this, a highly volcanic island sitting in the middle of a temperate or sub-arctic sea, the heat generated by the magma beneath the island and the volcano heats the air enough to generate a constant thunderstorm or even hurricaine.

Is this possible? I know volcanism can prevent the collection of snow or ice, but I wonder if this could happen.

If it could, would the island even be habitable?

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