Outdoor sofas can be used in microburst-prone areas, but their durability depends on material quality, design, and proper maintenance. Microbursts—intense, localized wind gusts—demand furniture that resists tipping, water damage, and UV degradation. Opt for heavy, anchored frames (e.g., wrought iron or powder-coated aluminum) and quick-dry cushions with marine-grade fabrics. Store lightweight pieces during storms or use weighted bases. Regular cleaning and protective covers extend longevity. While no sofa is entirely storm-proof, weather-resistant choices like teak or synthetic wicker paired with smart placement (e.g., under pergolas) reduce risks. Always check local weather patterns and invest in high-quality, tested designs for safety.