What is the significance of the storm in Macbeth?

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What is the significance of the storm in Macbeth?

The storm in Macbeth serves as a symbol of the chaos and turmoil that is unleashed as a result of Macbeth's actions and the disruption of the natural order. It reflects the internal conflict and guilt that Macbeth experiences after committing regicide, as well as the external consequences of his actions. The storm also foreshadows the impending downfall of Macbeth and the restoration of order in the kingdom.