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gusty

[guhs-tee] / ˈgʌs ti /


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Forecasters say a strong system is headed our way and, starting Sunday, poses the threat of thunderstorms, flooding, gusty winds and dangerous waves.

From Los Angeles Times

And Santa Barbara County could see gusty sundowner winds on Saturday and Sunday evening, according to the weather service.

From Los Angeles Times

Further spells of rain are likely, at times heavy, accompanied by periods of strong and occasionally gusty winds.

From BBC

On Monday, the Bureau of Meteorology warned of "extreme fire dangers" across parts of South Australia and much of south-western Victoria "due to very hot and dry weather combined with moderate to gusty winds".

From BBC

The severe winter weather will bring widespread travel disruptions, including heavy snow in the Northeast, and frigid temperatures and gusty winds in the southern Great Plains and elsewhere, the National Weather Service said.

From MarketWatch