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noreaster

/nɔːrˈiː.stər/

Tradução: Tempestade ou vento forte vindo do nordeste, frequentemente trazendo chuvas intensas, neve ou mar agitado, especialmente ao longo da costa leste da América do Norte.

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noun

C1formalamerican/nɔːrˈiː.stər/

A storm or strong wind that originates from the northeast, often bringing heavy rain, snow, or rough seas, particularly along the eastern coast of North America.

  • 🇵🇹Tempestade ou vento forte vindo do nordeste, frequentemente trazendo chuvas intensas, neve ou mar agitado, especialmente ao longo da costa leste da América do Norte.
  1. Northeast storm B2 informal american

    A powerful storm characterized by winds blowing from the northeast, typically occurring along the East Coast of North America.

    • The nor'easter brought heavy snow and strong winds to the coast.
    • Residents prepared for the nor'easter by stocking up on supplies.
    • A classic nor'easter can cause significant coastal flooding.

    🇵🇹Tempestade do nordeste

    Sinônimos: northeaster