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line squall
line squalln. A squall or a series of squalls occurring along a narrow band of thunderstorms.line squall n (Physical Geography) a squall or series of squalls along a cold front line′ squall`
n. a squall advancing along a cold front. Thesaurus| Noun | 1.line squall - a squall advancing along a front that forms a definite linesquall - sudden violent winds; often accompanied by precipitation |
line squall
line squall[′līn ‚skwȯl] (meteorology) A squall that occurs along a squall line. line squallA squall or series of squalls extending along a squall line or instability line. The word squall is used to describe a strong wind that rises and dies away quickly. A line squall is a squall advancing on a wide front, sometimes hundreds of miles long, caused by the replacement of a warmer body of air by one colder. It is accompanied by a rapid rise in barometric pressure and a sudden fall in temperature.AcronymsSeeLSQline squall
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