Originally posted by Silent Master
What comic is this stated in?BTW, you have already been shown the scans that prove the 'solar winds' was retconned and the galactic core was a one off feat that IIRC almost killed her. and in the Roguestrom example she states Thor could have done it with a thought.
Hmmm. You need to be brought up to date. It was in Uncanny 99 where she summoned the cosmic wind. In the corresponding Classic X-Men issue, it was retconned, you are correct there. However, in the Brood Saga, it was again stated that Storm can control the cosmic wind and she summoned the full power of the galactic core. In the corresponding Classic X-Men issue that came after the retcon of 99, the solar wind was given back to her and they retained her ability to tap into stars. Furthermore, even Lobdell, a noted detractor of Storm, stated that Storm is also Mistress of the Cosmic Storm in canon as well as planetary ones. This is in the 90s. Over the last couple of years, her ability to tap into stars and control the solar winds have been included in her entries of the Official Handbook of Marvel.
In regards to the Thor/Roguestorm thing with the comment about it being easier for him to disperse, you are purposely misreading the issue.
Storm holds herself back especially when working in a planatary atmosphere. When she went "punk", she let go of some her "blocks" and things that were difficult for her when she was "gentle" became much easier owing to her lack of restraint.
This is why when she was Rougestorm, she had such a difficult time stopping that storm she created. Colossus has brought her back to her moral core and she was working within those boundaries when she was trying to disperse that storm that she created as Rougestomr. She would not allow herself to ride roughshod over it. She forced herself to gently disperse it. She does this for the sake of the ecosystem. (However, sometimes she just speaks directly to the storm and commands it to disperse and it does instantly. lol)
Thor, on the other hand, does not have to be so cautious as his hammer does all the work and he does not. All he has to do is tap his hammer the prerequisite time or just will the hammer to do it and that little dohickey does it all.
That said, there are stories where Ororo alters weather on a HUGE scale with just a thought, verbal command or gesture. For instance, even before she joined the X-Men, she dispersed a hemisphere-sized hurricane in "X-Men: The Hidden Years issue 7" with a mere gesture. She has altered weather on a continental scale more than once and globally as well.
As far as powers being limited to her will and body, that's in the official handbook as well.