It’s a curious thought. Cities pulse with traffic and neon, polar storms with wind and pressure swings. Both are chaotic but follow their own statistical signatures – the city’s soundscape has a spectrum of low‑frequency hum and high‑frequency chatter, while a storm shows a distinct pattern of wind gusts and barometric oscillations. I’ve compared a few city noise recordings with storm radar data, and while the math can be stretched, the rhythm is more coincidence than direct mirroring. Still, it’s a neat way to think about how energy moves in different systems.