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Other crossword clues for answer "GALE"

GALE
Beaufort scale category
Big blow
___-force winds
High wind
Stormy blast
17-Across's last name
Big wind
Fierce wind
Nor'easter makeup
The Wizard of Oz surname
Strong wind
Storm
Mighty wind
Whitecap weather
Battering wind
It really blows
Two red triangular pennants warn of this
With 43-Across, 1977 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee
Eight on the Beaufort scale
Football Hall-of-Famer Sayers
Stong wind
Strong air current
Stiff wind
Dorothy from Kansas
Walloping wind
Outburst of laughter, e.g.
#8 on the Beaufort scale
Air force?
Kind of force
Heavy blow
Powerful wind
Strong blow
Severe blow
Storm wind
That blows!
Football star Sayers nicknamed "The Kansas Comet" (I would have gone with something wind-related)
Powerful windstorm
Squall
Sayers of the Bears
Kind of warning
Very big breeze
Beaufort scale word
NFL great Sayers
Nor'easter feature
Lots of laughs
Less than a hurricane
It's not quite a hurricane
The Wizard of Oz family name
Reason to warn boaters
__ warning
Small craft concern
Big-time blow
Reason for a warning
Wind of 32 to 63 mph, on the Beaufort scale
Eight or nine on the Beaufort scale
Big windstorm
Heavy wind
It's quite a blow
Major blow
Dangerous wind for small boats
More than a breeze
Wind worth a warning
Wind that's worth a warning
Serious blow
__-force winds
Dorothy of Kansas
Beaufort-scale reading
Beaufort scale level
Nor'easter, for one
Sayers of football
Noisy outburst
Freighter hazard
Term in meteorology
Hard wind
It makes a flag flap
Strong burst
Meteorological howler
See 96 Down
Snow blower, perhaps
Navigation hazard
Dorothy's last name in . . . "Oz" (coincidence?)
Flag flapper
Sailing hazard
Dorothy's last name in "The Wizard of Oz"
Oz visitor Dorothy
Stiff breeze.
She wrote "Miss Lulu Bett."
Between 25 and 75 miles per hour.
Noisy outburst: Colloq.
Storm phenomenon.
Between a breeze and a hurricane.
Its velocity is 25 to 75 miles per hour.
Bad luck for a sailor.
Blow.
Outburst, as of laughter.
Relative of a squall.
Stormy weather.
Gust.
Outburst.
Wind.
Hurricane's prelude.
Burst of laughter.
Weather phenomenon.
Weather word.
Wisconsin novelist.
Windstorm.
Tempest.
Threat to small craft.
Marine hazard.
Small-craft hazard
Miss Storm
___ of laughter
Writer Zona
Item on the Beaufort Scale
Novelist Zona
Sub-hurricane wind
Unit of laughter
Author Zona
Item in Beaufort's scale
Loud outburst
Next step above breeze
Step below a hurricane
Bad news for yachtsmen
Hurricane's little sister
Ketch tipper
Zona ___, U.S. writer
Northeaster
Hardy marsh shrub
Novelist Zona ___
Hurricane's little cousin
Nor'easter
Actress Storm
Outburst by Eolus
Forceful outburst
Nor'wester
Fresh ___ (8 on the Beaufort scale)
Dorothy ___, in Oz books
Dorothy of the Oz books
L. Frank Baum's Dorothy
Oz girl's surname
10 on the Beaufort scale
A big blow
Peal of laughter
Flag waver
Apt family name in "The Wizard of Oz"
Easter, e.g., at sea
Strong draft
Forceful wind
Fast-moving wind
It might make waves
Dorothy ___ of "The Wizard of Oz"
Near-hurricane-force wind
One might make waves
Big burst
Sayers portrayed in "Brian's Song"
It's a blast
50-mile-an-hour wind, e.g.
Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz"
Big gust
It's a big blow
This really blows
Quite a blast?
Wind blast
Windy blast
Howling wind
It's like a full force ___, an American storm Seger
Van Morrison "Full Force___"
Van Morrison "Like a full force ___, I was lifted up again"
7 to 10, on the Beaufort Scale
Worrisome weather at sea
Strong blast
The Wizard of Oz family name, no pun intended
Dorothy the famous Kansan
Hardly a gentle breeze
Outburst of laughter
It's 7-10 on the Beaufort scale
Famous Kansan Dorothy
Very strong wind
Way beyond a breeze
The Wizard of Oz surname (or wind!)
Wind that may blow down a tree
That really blows!
Wind whose warning signal is two red pennants
This blows!
Storm in Hollywood
Storm or Zona
Football's Sayers
8 or 9 on the Beaufort Scale
Wind event
Beyond a breeze
Northeaster, e.g.
Chicago Bears Hall of Famer Sayers
Strong gust
It's over 32 miles per hour
It might have an effect
Fighter in "The Hunger Games"
Perilous wind
Apt "The Wizard of Oz" family name
Grid great Sayers
Dorothy who visited Oz
Forceful blow
Reason for a small craft advisory
Dorothy in Oz
Wind speed category
Branch-breaking wind
8 on the Beaufort wind force scale
Blustery wind
Bit of a blow
Garland role
Beaufort's 8
Example of 69 Down?
Nor'easter, e.g.
Weather Channel warning
50-knot wind
Junk mover
Sail stretcher
Condition simulated in a wind tunnel
It's near the high end of the Beaufort scale