Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rain-squalls

noun

/reɪn skwɔːlz/

Definition

Sudden, brief bursts of rain often accompanied by strong winds.

Examples

During the summer, rain-squalls can roll in quickly, leaving little time to seek cover.
The fisherman decided to return to shore after the rain-squalls appeared on the horizon.
We experienced a few rain-squalls during our hike, but luckily they passed quickly.

Meaning

Rain-squalls are typically short-lived weather events characterized by intense precipitation and gusty winds, which can occur unexpectedly. They can happen during storms or as part of changing weather patterns.