scudding

• Lower The rocking, scudding, and buffeting increased. —  Analog, July/August 2003
• Her skin was as pale as the scudding clouds overheard. —  Witch Star.htm
• Reflection of the volcanic fire against the low-scudding clouds had cast an eerie light over the ocean swells for a mile or more. —  033 - Murder Melody
• She did not like to think of the crucifixion, she wanted Jesus to be remote, like an angel; like a beautiful high-scudding cloud, borne by the wind overhead; for the most beautiful clouds were shaped above the lake, and scattered by the wind in all directions; and no one except Rebecca Schwart saw. —  The Gravedigger’s Daughter
• And she was left alone to call herself a fool CHAPTER 19 By Friday morning Mother Nature had dumped six inches of new snow on southern Minnesota, and a blast of air had come sweeping down from Saskatchewan to stir it into a ground-scudding cloud that limited visibility to a fraction of a mile. —  TAMI HOAG

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