thundery

• “This morning is dark and lowering and "thundery", and it has been raining most of the day.”

  Diary of Samuel A. Agnew : September 27, 1863-June 30, 1864,

• “One thundery afternoon he goes riding with Madame Polozov.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Betrayals Of Love

• “Tourism bosses say inaccurate forecast of thundery weather on Monday cost Dorset resort millions of pounds in lost revenue”

  The Guardian: Heavy snow causes chaos for US commuters

• “By evening Vol was a thundery gray, and was using two tentacles to hold the inspection hatch apart, while a smaller pair tested the fit of some parts inside.”

  Simon & Schuster: Star Trek The Next Generation®

• “But with the hot weather comes an increased risk of a thundery downpour.”

  The Guardian: Weatherwatch: Bets on rain or shine for bank holiday

• “A hot and humid day can feel thundery, but weather forecasters need to rely on more than just gut feeling.”

  The Guardian: Weatherwatch: how to forecast a storm

• “One of the first reports is from the river Don in Aberdeenshire in late April, 1933, when it was "very thundery with a perfect deluge at the end".”

  The Guardian: Country diary: North Derbyshire

• “The Met Office issued a weather warning saying heavy, occasionally thundery rain, beginning this evening, has the potential to produce more than 70mm in places by the morning.”

  The Guardian: Autumn storms hit UK

• “His demeanour, in contrast to that at the toss, was thundery.”

  The Wall Street Journal: England Dominate Australia on Day One

• “It was a close, thundery night, with big rain-drops starting to fall, but we didn't mind; I had taken enough drink on board to be monstrously horny, and if the drive had been longer and Elspeth's crinoline less of a hindrance I'd have had at her on the carriage-seat.”

  Fictionaut: Fiancée

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