scudding

In the dark branches of the trees the wind whistled mournfully, and the scudding clouds were precursory of rain.

Scudding clouds were seen flitting across the sky, from which there descended now and then misty showers of rain.

Sandpipers went scudding along down by the water, and the mountain holly began putting on a new dress.

As he reached the street, he saw a boy scudding along under an umbrella, with a package under his arm.

Spray was scudding across the isthmus, and the sea for a mile from the shore was just a seething cauldron.