Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

windstorm

noun

/ˈwɪndstɔːrm/

Definition

A strong and powerful storm characterized by high winds, often leading to severe weather conditions.

Examples

The windstorm knocked out power to thousands of homes.
During the windstorm, many trees fell onto the roads, causing traffic delays.
After the windstorm passed, the sky cleared, but the damage was evident everywhere.

Meaning

Windstorm refers to a weather event in which very strong winds occur, sometimes accompanied by rain, snow, or stormy conditions. It can cause damage to trees, buildings, and power lines.