A squall is a weather phenomenon, a string gust of wind often associated with storms. It does not have adaptations.
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A gustnado is a cyclonic ciculation that could cause severe thunderstorms.
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A squall will usually occur when there is active weather, such as thunderstorms, rain showers or heavy snow. There is an increase of wind over a short period of time and there may higher gusts of wind.
A squall is a sudden small wind, especially if it brings rain. Driving means the wind is strong and the rain heavy. The simile means that the squall covers everything completely like night does.
sudden strong wind often with rain sleet or snowA Squall is a sudden, violent gust of wind or; any kind of sudden commotion. Or it is the main character from the best FF game ever.
Assuming you're not talking about the Final Fantasy character, a squall is a sudden, sharp increase in wind speed. So what does it look like? It looks like a storm is going on.
A gust is a strong burst of wind. Some synonyms include: Breeze Draft Flyrry Squall
Geostrophic wind:Gradient windCyclostrophic windLocal wind--------Katabatic and Anabatic windLand breez and sea breezFohn windvalley windThermal winds
A squall is a windstorm. An example sentence would be: Please be careful not to get stuck in the squall.
A squall line is a line of thunderstorms typically associated with a cold front. Squall lines are not necessarily severe, but fairly often can produce severe wind gusts and sometimes hail and tornadoes. A Derecho is a violent thunderstorm complex that typically takes the form of or is part of a squall line. By its formal definition a derecho must produce a damaging wind swath of at least 250 miles and produce winds of at least 50 knots. A derecho generall takes the form of a bow echo, in which the line of storms bows forward, appearing as a backwards "C" on radar