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squall line

/skwɔːl laɪn/

Traduction: Ligne orageuse, souvent accompagnée de vents violents et de pluies torrentielles, qui se forme le long ou devant un front froid en météorologie.

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/skwɔːl laɪn/C1formalscientific
  • frLigne orageuse, souvent accompagnée de vents violents et de pluies torrentielles, qui se forme le long ou devant un front froid en météorologie.

A line of severe thunderstorms, often accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain, that forms along or ahead of a cold front in meteorological terms.

  1. Meteorological phenomenonC1formal

    A line of severe thunderstorms that often forms along or ahead of a cold front, characterized by strong winds and heavy rain.

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    • The squall line moved rapidly across the plains, causing widespread damage.
    • Meteorologists warned residents about an approaching squall line.
    • The squall line brought sudden gusts of wind and torrential downpours.