WordNet
n. a storm resulting from strong rising air currents; heavy rain or hail along with thunder and lightning [syn: thunderstorm, electrical storm]
Usage examples of "electric storm".
The guard, passing under the electric storm lantern at the far entrance, was at his maximum distance, and there was no point in waiting until he had made another circuit.
Sheets of static that might later become a full-blown electric storm played around the downtown towers.
This time, it seemed she'd been struck by lightning having stood recklessly at a window, in an electric storm?
A distant baying sound, rising to a wailing pitch, so that it vibrated the night air like an electric storm, brought with it a lowering of the body temperature as your terror began.
Otherwise, only the insane racing and flickering of their dials and screens, the epileptic jerking of the indicators, back and forth without any pattern, told them that there was a wild hell of electric storm raging outside.
It was almost dark now and somehow the night air seemed alive as though an electric storm was brewing.
And you're trying to tell me that your bedroom was wrecked by an electric storm?