Hurricaning
Pronunciation: /ˈhɜːrəˌkeɪn/
Hurricaning (noun)
- A very strong tropical storm with fast rotating winds and heavy rain, usually forming over warm ocean water.
- A storm event that can cause widespread damage through strong winds, flooding, and dangerous waves.
Examples
- A hurricane formed over warm water and moved toward the coast.
- The sea stayed calm until a hurricane arrived with strong winds.