Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to storms in British Thesaurus

a bolt of lightning ()

a flash of lightning in the sky

angry (adjective)

literary an angry sky or sea is dark because there is a storm or there is going to be a storm

eye (noun)

the calm area at the centre of a storm

forked lightning (noun)

lightning that moves across the sky and divides into separate parts when it is near the ground

fury (noun)

the noise and force of a strong wind, storm, or flood

landfall (noun)

the time when a storm or hurricane arrives on land

lightning (noun)

the bright flashes of light that you see in the sky during a storm

sheet lightning (noun)

a type of lightning that makes the whole sky look very bright

storm cloud (noun)

a very dark cloud

stroke (noun)

an instance of lightning hitting something

tempestuous (adjective)

literary involving violent storms

thunder (noun)

the loud noise that you sometimes hear in the sky during a storm

thunderbolt (noun)

a sound of thunder together with a single flash of lightning that hits something, for example a tree or a building

thundercloud (noun)

a big dark cloud that you see during a storm

thundery (adjective)

if the weather is thundery, there is a severe storm or there will soon be one

violent (adjective)

a violent wind, storm, or explosion happens with great force and causes serious damage and destruction