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Definition of norther in English: northernoun ˈnɔːθəˈnɔrðər US A strong cold north wind blowing in autumn and winter over Texas, Florida, and the Gulf of Mexico. 〈美〉强北风（指秋、冬季吹过得克萨斯州、佛罗里达州和墨西哥湾的强烈寒冷北风） Example sentencesExamples - Come rain or come shine, come heat or a blue norther, partygoers at the Houston Polo Club are about to enter the realm of climate control.
- Pacific weather tends to gather momentum on its way downhill from the mountains of West Texas and sweep quickly, uneventfully past us, and Arctic northers dump most of their frozen precipitation farther up the continent.
- The forecasts call for clearing weather behind a midweek norther, but the impact from ‘inches within hours’ promises to linger.
- The chill norther whipped through the small town and reminded every living creature of the onslaught of the winter to come.
- Birders and hunters higher up the flyway catch only fleeting glimpses of some species, especially when early, bitter northers expedite the migratory process.
- The meteorologist's announcement of an approaching cold front triggers memories of the spectacular blue northers of my youth which I would watch from the shelter of our garage.
- Three days later a Texas norther blew everything down.
- Dark clouds ribbed with lightning bloomed from the west, and the approaching norther forced a retreat.
- Saltwater anglers and spring-break tourists suffered a miserable setback Tuesday as the wet norther pushed across southeast Texas.
- Old hunters like bitter northers, too, as long as those fronts lose their punch or get swept westward by high pressure somewhere around Dallas.
- Guided by the bright moon, those birds arrived with the wet leading edge of a norther expected to chill southeast Texas today.
- Referred to as ‘poison-winds,’ these northers could quickly desiccate crops and even kill small birds.
- No region in the state is immune to a withering norther, but the odds of connecting with fishable conditions improve the farther south you are willing to travel.
- The norther that swept bitter freezes across the state during late December resulted in pockets of fish-kill damage along the lower coast.
Definition of norther in US English: northernounˈnôrT͟Hərˈnɔrðər US A strong cold north wind blowing in autumn and winter over Texas, Florida, and the Gulf of Mexico. 〈美〉强北风（指秋、冬季吹过得克萨斯州、佛罗里达州和墨西哥湾的强烈寒冷北风） Example sentencesExamples - Referred to as ‘poison-winds,’ these northers could quickly desiccate crops and even kill small birds.
- Pacific weather tends to gather momentum on its way downhill from the mountains of West Texas and sweep quickly, uneventfully past us, and Arctic northers dump most of their frozen precipitation farther up the continent.
- No region in the state is immune to a withering norther, but the odds of connecting with fishable conditions improve the farther south you are willing to travel.
- Come rain or come shine, come heat or a blue norther, partygoers at the Houston Polo Club are about to enter the realm of climate control.
- Old hunters like bitter northers, too, as long as those fronts lose their punch or get swept westward by high pressure somewhere around Dallas.
- The norther that swept bitter freezes across the state during late December resulted in pockets of fish-kill damage along the lower coast.
- Three days later a Texas norther blew everything down.
- Guided by the bright moon, those birds arrived with the wet leading edge of a norther expected to chill southeast Texas today.
- Dark clouds ribbed with lightning bloomed from the west, and the approaching norther forced a retreat.
- Birders and hunters higher up the flyway catch only fleeting glimpses of some species, especially when early, bitter northers expedite the migratory process.
- The meteorologist's announcement of an approaching cold front triggers memories of the spectacular blue northers of my youth which I would watch from the shelter of our garage.
- The chill norther whipped through the small town and reminded every living creature of the onslaught of the winter to come.
- Saltwater anglers and spring-break tourists suffered a miserable setback Tuesday as the wet norther pushed across southeast Texas.
- The forecasts call for clearing weather behind a midweek norther, but the impact from ‘inches within hours’ promises to linger.
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