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I don't see why Storm Born wouldn't work against magical weather. I don't think I've seen anyone argue that Charhide Goblins only get resistance to mundane fire.
Let's take obscuring mist as an example.
Why would that be assumed to be caused by weather?
In the real world, mist can be caused by non weather events (eg, a waterfall).
Forget magic completely for a second. Would Storm Born let you see through the mist caused by a waterfall? I'd claim not.
So why would it work against magical mist?
The charhide goblin reference is irrelevant. It grants fire resistance. It does NOT have any words in the description remotely comparable to "caused by weather".
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If people want to continue to debate the stormborn feat, that really should be moved to a new thread.