Stormfront
Pronunciation: /ˈstɔɹmˈfɹənt/
Stormfront (noun)
- A line in the sky where a storm begins, often bringing strong wind, heavy rain, or lightning.
- The part of a storm that is moving toward you, usually felt first as dark clouds and changing air.
- A metaphor for the first area where danger or conflict starts, like an early wave of attacks.
Examples
- The stormfront moved east and changed the sky quickly.
- A stormfront can bring rain to one area and clear weather to another.