How To Use Storminess In A Sentence

he dreaded the storminess of the North Atlantic in winter
Northern areas are likely to become more important agriculture regions as Britain's richest cereal growing areas in East Anglia and Lincolnshire suffer inundation and salt soils because of increasing storminess and rising sea levels.
Despite its high speed and the storminess of the sea, the albatross still managed to successfully locate and capture prey at a rate comparable to that achieved under less extreme conditions.
Weather forecasts called for the storminess to last into the evening, though delays were likely to ebb and flow with the intensity of the storms.
Calcium and a rare earth element called cerium hint at the extent of the world's deserts, while sodium is a measure of ocean storminess and sea spray. Mining for Cold, Hard Facts

If we get a lot of snows and storminess, let's say, in the mid-Atlantic, Ohio Valley, and Northeast, that could lead to some muggier conditions in the summer, because the ground and the soil moisture so saturated. CNN Transcript Feb 11, 2006
Sodium levels in both the Greenland and the Antarctic ice sheets show that there was a marked increase in storminess around 1400 AD, a time when there was a short period of intense cold that has been nicknamed ‘the little ice age.’
frightened by the storminess of their argument
This controls the atmosphere's circulation and can alter rainfall, temperature, winds and storminess.