- A
squall is a sudden,
sharp increase in wind
speed lasting minutes, as
opposed to a wind gust,
which lasts for only seconds. They are
usually ****ociated...
- A snow squall, or snowsquall, is a
sudden moderately heavy snowfall with
blowing snow and strong,
gusty surface winds. It is
often referred to as a whiteout...
- it. One of the
climatic features of
Serbia is Košava, a cold and very
squally southeastern wind
which starts in the
Carpathian Mountains and follows...
- the
winds begin to increase.
Within 18 hours of the center's approach,
squally weather is common, with
sudden increases in wind
accompanied by rain showers...
-
other islands: one
known as
Rattlesnake Island, much ****her
south by
Squally Point. The
other two are near
Grant Island. They are
unnamed and are located...
-
April 13, 2018.
Retrieved April 6, 2018. "Tale of 2
Hitsl Teart Mob Rat
Squals at Real Trial". The New York Post. Kati
Cornell Smith.
August 12, 2005....
-
northwest of the main
island group of New Ireland.
Early explorers named it
Squally Island, a name
found in some
early records.
Early in
World War II this...
- into the
field and
disappeared near Lake Kislenko.
After the tornado, a
squally wind
swept through the city. As a result, a lot of
material damage and...
-
Spondylus spor- Gr**** spu-, sput- spew, spit
Latin spuere exspuition,
sputum squal- scaly, dirty,
filthy Latin squalere squalid, squalidity,
squalor squam-...
- as "s.c." for snow and
detached cloud or "g.r.q." for dark, rain and
squally. Bowditch's
American Practical Navigator CLIWOC Douglas sea
scale Enhanced...
