gusty

a gusty, blustery day.

blustering (or blusterous) winds of Patagonia; a cold blustery day; a gusty storm with strong sudden rushes of wind.

The gusty winds knocked down several trees in the neighborhood.

She struggled to walk in the gusty weather.

The gusty conditions made it difficult for the plane to land.

He held onto his hat tightly in the gusty wind.

The gusty storm caused power outages across the city.

The gusty wind made the waves crash against the shore.

We decided to postpone the outdoor event due to the gusty conditions.

She could hear the gusty wind howling outside her window.

The kite soared high in the gusty breeze.

The gusty weather made it challenging to keep the umbrella from flipping inside out.

Evacuation orders were lifted as the dry, gusty Santa Ana winds slowed down.

Arthur brought gusty winds and rain to parts of North Carolina before heading out to sea.

Many are unsafe because they are poorly maintained, while strong currents and gusty winds can also cause accidents.

Connecticut fared a little better for that, obviously, because of the fact that they didn't have the gusty winds.

Inaudible, consequently, were poor Miss Hepzibah's gusty sighs.

On sleeping, I continued in dreams the idea of a dark and gusty night.

Then come long endless dark winters with gusty, icy winds and low heavy cloud.

By afternoon the sun had gone, and the day turned grey and gusty. " A snow sky, " Tormund announced grimly.

The wind was gusty, out of the southeast, chill and raw after the warm days.

Yet Hester was hardly safe in confiding herself to that gusty tenderness; it passed, as suddenly as it came.