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thunderstorm

[thuhn-der-stawrm] / ˈθʌn dərˌstɔrm /


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“Strong to severe thunderstorms out ahead of this storm from Texas to Indiana will create major travel headaches for anyone flying out on Sunday.”

From Barron's

But fans had to scramble last week after a sudden thunderstorm made Tyler, the Creator’s flagship festival at Dodger Stadium soggy and unnavigable.

From Los Angeles Times

Toilets ran out of water, torrential thunderstorms flooded the venue, and delegates struggled to cope in hot, humid rooms.

From BBC

It is is a phenomenon which happens when thunderstorms form in wintry weather and give rise to heavy falls of snow rather than rain.

From BBC

Gusty winds leading to blizzards and thunderstorms - thundersnow - may bring additional hazards.

From BBC