Blow |
Gust |
Storm |
Squall |
Warning |
Tempest |
Big wind |
Big blow |
Big gust |
Hard wind |
Big burst |
Wild wind |
Heavy wind |
High wind? |
Air force? |
Heavy blow |
A big blow |
Miss Storm |
Mr. Gordon |
Nor'wester |
Wind storm |
Wind event |
Brisk wind |
Flag waver |
Major blow |
Stiff wind |
Junk mover |
Storm wind |
Nor'easter |
Strong gust |
Strong blow |
Strong wind |
Author Zona |
Northeaster |
Fierce wind |
Mighty wind |
Writer Zona |
It's a blast |
Flag flapper |
50-knot wind |
Actor Gordon |
Force 8 wind |
Ketch tipper |
Severe blow? |
Strong burst |
Strong draft |
Howling wind |
Kind of force |
Forceful blow |
Loud outburst |
Novelist Zona |
Big windstorm |
Dorothy in Oz |
Storm or Zona |
Big-time blow |
Forceful wind |
Perilous wind |
Storm or Page |
Actress Storm |
Powerful wind |
Lots of laughs |
Sail stretcher |
Walloping wind |
Noisy outburst |
Battering wind |
___ of laughter |
It really blows |
It's a big blow |
Strong wind (4) |
___-force winds |
Destructive wind |
Freighter hazard |
Peal of laughter |
Unit of laughter |
Fast-moving wind |
Nor'easter, e.g. |
Very strong wind |
Navigation hazard |
Football's Sayers |
Hardy marsh shrub |
Nor'easter makeup |
Outburst by Eolus |
Oz girl's surname |
Dorothy of Kansas |
Forceful outburst |
Grid great Sayers |
It's quite a blow |
Burst of laughter |
More than a breeze |
Small-craft hazard |
Storm in Hollywood |
Sub-hurricane wind |
Nor'easter feature |
Oz visitor Dorothy |
Sayers of football |
It might make waves |
Dorothy from Kansas |
Small craft concern |
Term in meteorology |
Way beyond a breeze |
Wind speed category |
Wind of 34-47 knots |
Beaufort scale word |
Beaufort-scale level |
Easter, e.g., at sea |
It makes a flag flap |
One might make waves |
Reason for a warning |
Snow blower, perhaps |
Wind worth a warning |
Hurricane-force wind |
Outburst of laughter |
Beaufort Scale biggie |
Less than a hurricane |
Meteorological howler |
Zona ___, U.S. writer |
Famous Kansan Dorothy |
Bad news for yachtsmen |
Hardly a gentle breeze |
Next step above breeze |
Reason to warn boaters |
Step below a hurricane |
Beaufort-scale reading |
Dorothy who visited Oz |
Dorothy of the Oz books |
L. Frank Baum's Dorothy |
Weather Channel warning |
It might have an effect |
Beaufort scale category |
#8 on the Beaufort scale |
10 on the Beaufort scale |
Dorothy ___, in Oz books |
Item in Beaufort's scale |
The Wizard of Oz" surname |
Dorothy the famous Kansan |
Hurricane's little cousin |
Hurricane's little sister |
Near-hurricane-force wind |
50-mile-an-hour wind, e.g. |
It's not quite a hurricane |
Item on the Beaufort Scale |
Outburst of laughter, e.g. |
It's over 32 miles per hour |
Van Morrison "Full Force___ |
8 or 9 on the Beaufort Scale |
Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz |
Fighter in "The Hunger Games |
Football Hall of Famer Sayers |
The Wizard of Oz" family name |
Dangerous wind for small boats |
It's 7-10 on the Beaufort scale |
Dorothy ___ of "The Wizard of Oz |
Reason for a small craft advisory |
Between a breeze and a hurricane. |
Longtime Lucille Ball foil Gordon |
Pro Football Hall of Famer Sayers |
Sayers portrayed in "Brian's Song |
Apt "The Wizard of Oz" family name |
Fresh ___ (8 on the Beaufort scale) |
Apt family name in "The Wizard of Oz |
Condition simulated in a wind tunnel |
Wind warning indicated by two red flags |
Its velocity is 25 to 75 miles per hour. |
Dorothy's last name, in 'The Wizard of Oz' |
Wind of 32 to 63 mph, on the Beaufort scale |
The Wizard of Oz" family name, no pun intended |
___ Hawthorne (character in "The Hunger Games") |
It's like a full force ___, an American storm" Seger |
Massive wind, or Dorothy's last name in "The Wizard of Oz |
Van Morrison "Like a full force ___, I was lifted up again |