"Squallers" are a type of weather phenomenon characterized by sudden and intense storms, often accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain. These storms can develop rapidly, sometimes with little warning, and are typically associated with cold fronts or other atmospheric disturbances. The term is often used in maritime contexts, where squallers can pose significant risks to ships and sailors. In addition to their impact on marine activities, squallers can also affect land areas, leading to flash flooding and hazardous conditions. Meteorologists study squallers to improve forecasting and safety measures. Understanding these storms is crucial for both aviation and outdoor activities.