storminess

This sets off a chain reaction of events culminating in the creation of a “polar vortex” with more extreme cold, storminess and snow.

One important factor in retaining an atmosphere is the storminess of its star.

An important factor in retaining an atmosphere is the storminess of its star.

A La Nina tends to turbocharge Atlantic storm activity while depressing storminess in the Pacific and an El Nino does the opposite.

In California in 1998, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said, “four weeks of nearly continuous storminess resulted in widespread flooding, mudslides, and agriculture disruptions.”