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Meanings of squally weather in English
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Usage of squally weather in English
1
The squally weather continued until noon when sunbeams again adorned the river-scenery.
2
It had squally weather occasionally, of coarse, but it weathered all storms.
3
At daylight in the morning the south-east trade blew fresh with squally weather.
4
There may be squally weather yet, but little danger of a general storm.
5
P.M., Fresh Gales and dark, Cloudy, squally weather, with Thunder, Lightning, and rain.
6
We were detained at this anchorage from thick and squally weather for two days.
7
You must be careful, Rob; and run back if there's any squally weather about.
8
It was now wet, squally weather, and there appeared a stagnation of insect life.
9
Fresh gales and squally weather, with some showers of rain.
10
Thick squally weather with rain came on, and away we went plunging after her.
11
We had squally weather, with much lightning and rain, and saw several man-of-war birds.
12
Also, in squally weather, I like to channel a fisherman.
13
We experienced considerable squally weather about the middle of September, interspersed with head winds and calms.
14
P.M. Strong breezes and squally weather.
15
Hardly had he scaled the heights when winter fell upon him with its accompaniment of cold and squally weather.
16
The topsails were then treble reefed, and we hauled to the wind, which blew strong at E. S. E., with squally weather.
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Squally weather across language varieties
United Kingdom
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