The word "squall" in the sentence suggests a sudden and violent disturbance of the weather, particularly involving wind. The use of phrases like "whirling violently" and "the wind to howl around us" indicates a strong gust of wind. Therefore, the correct meaning of "squall" in this context is "a strong, prolonged gust of wind."
Using context clues, what is the meaning of the word "squall" in the following sentence? There was a moment of stillness before the squall came whirling violently through the trees, causing the wind to howl around us. a strong, prolonged gust of wind a species of trees a bright ray of sunshine
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