What is another word for burst of wind?
Pronunciation: [bˈɜːst ɒv wˈɪnd] (IPA) 
A burst of wind may also be referred to as a gust, breeze, blow, blast, gale, or squall. A gust typically refers to a sudden, brief burst of wind that can catch people off guard. A breeze is a light, refreshing wind that creates a gentle rustling of leaves. A blow is a forceful and sudden gust of wind. A blast is typically associated with a strong, explosive wind like that of a tornado or hurricane. A gale is a prolonged and strong wind, often associated with stormy weather. Lastly, a squall is a sudden, violent gust of wind often accompanied by rain or snow.
