freak storm

Malcolm tried to work out what could have caused the freak storm in the first place.

Apparently she was adopted, but her parents were killed in a freak storm.

Has some freak storm wiped out the base camp already?

The yield would be maximum if there were no freak storms.

One more freak storm and the computer goes back.

A freak storm developed on the southern region during that dawn.

People here talk about brazen violence like this as if they were hit by some freak storm.

That reliance left Quebec especially vulnerable to the freak storm.

By mid-January it looked as if the freak storm had worn itself out.

Later that day they are drowned when their boat is swamped in a freak storm.

Before the deal could be completed a freak storm caused extensive damage to the pier.

The freak storms are especially painful because they hit warmer parts of China that have little experience with snow.

An open camp-site would be folly, he knew, in this freak storm.

Conditions should have been prime, but a week before we arrived a freak storm dumped a half year's worth of rain on the area.

No one called it pilot error; it had been a freak storm.

We'll find out when this freak storm ends and I can call my paleontology prof at college.

The fishing boat sank in a freak storm off the coast of Newfoundland.

In 1966 a freak storm hit the coastline destroying the baths and much of the beach.

A freak storm hit the area in January 1951, stripping leaves from trees and any hay left standing.

Danny cursed the freak storm, wondering at it at the same time.

It is not unusual to hear someone complaining about a hot day or a freak storm and remark, "It's global warming."

You will struggle to find snow in Western Europe that early, barring a freak storm.

Or was it just a Talent-spawned freak storm?

But the freak storm wasn't anything as incredible as the miracle at school yesterday.

The thunder and lightning were the heralds of what came to be known as the freak storm of 1945.