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line squall

/ˈlaɪn skwɔːl/

Traduction: Ligne de grains ou de rafales se formant le long d'un front froid ou d'une zone de convergence, provoquant souvent des vents violents soudains et des averses.

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/ˈlaɪn skwɔːl/C1formalscientific
  • frLigne de grains ou de rafales se formant le long d'un front froid ou d'une zone de convergence, provoquant souvent des vents violents soudains et des averses.

A line of thunderstorms or squalls that forms along a cold front or convergence zone, often producing sudden strong winds and heavy rain.

  1. Meteorological phenomenonC1formal

    A sudden, strong windstorm that occurs along a line of thunderstorms or a cold front, often accompanied by heavy rain or hail.

    frLigne de grains

    • The sailors prepared for the line squall that was approaching from the west.
    • A line squall can cause sudden and dangerous changes in weather conditions.
    • Meteorologists tracked the line squall as it moved across the plains.
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