What does the Bible say about God's sovereignty in storms?

In Acts 27, we see God's sovereign control over nature and events as Paul and his companions face a tempestuous storm. The storm, named Euryclidon, was not a random occurrence but ordained by God to serve His purpose. This reflects the Reformed belief that God is in control of all things, including the weather, and nothing happens outside of His divine plan. As shown in this narrative, God can become the comfort through the storm, revealing Himself through trials. We can rest in the assurance that every storm is appointed by God for His greater purpose, as seen in the lives of His people.