"turbonada" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Minutos después, una turbonada que se inició en San José y el noroeste de la capital y siguió en paralelo a la costa hasta Pinamar y Marindia, al pasar por encima de la estación de Mendoza (llamada A) provocó en esta la torsión de uno de los conectores de los conductores de alta tensión que están a la intemperie y llevan la energía al transformador.",
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          "word": "torbellino"
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