But hurricanes typically form in late summer as fast-moving storms with strong winds roaring tightly around the low pressure "eye."

Charley was a very fast-moving, compact storm, and so much of its damage was attributed to high winds rather than heavy rain.

Charley was a compact, fast-moving storm, which limited the scope and severity of the damage.

A fast-moving storm most often meant a violent one, and his new southerly course meant that he wasn't outrunning it any longer.

Since the fast-moving storm did not load power lines and trees with ice, there were no unusual interruptions.

Then it dropped down over the city in the spring, putting the region straight in the path of fast-moving storms that travel along the jet stream.

Like a fast-moving storm or a whispered breath against skin--depending on the day and the depths of darkness that scudded through her eyes.

His temper fell far shy of its usual pitch and then waned like a fast-moving storm.

"It's a fast-moving storm," my father kept saying.

On April 6, 1893, the vessel sank in a fast-moving storm.