The aim of this study was to investigate whether any links exist between the hypothetical Iasoberg Model and severe meteorological phenomena, namely severe wind events. Investigating the relationship between severe wind events in the USA and the Iasoberg Model led to findings that support the structure/geometry of the Iasoberg Model and contribute to the evidence supporting the existence of the Allais Effect. The Iasoberg Model locates the Allais Effect within, on and near the Earth and the findings of this work imply that the Allais Effect exists, and, in the form of an ever present physical reality. The findings of this study in conjunction with previous experimental observations also provide evidence that validates the predicted dynamic elements of the Iasoberg Model. This work presents the Iasoberg Model as new approach that should be taken into consideration when investigating any aspect of the Allais Effect.