underboom
/ˈʌndərbuːm/Definitions
1. noun
A weather phenomenon characterized by a low-pressure system under a high-pressure system, often resulting in strong winds and unstable weather.
“The forecast predicted an underboom that would bring heavy rain to the area.”
2. noun
A type of low-pressure system that forms under a high-pressure system, often leading to severe weather conditions.
“The meteorologist warned of an underboom that could cause flash flooding in the nearby cities.”