"southerly buster" meaning in English

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          "text": "1850, B. C. Peck, Recollections of Sydney, quoted in 1978, G. A. Wilkes, A Dictionary of Australian Colloquialisms, →ISBN,\nIt is almost a corollary, that the evening of a hot-wind day brings up a ‘southerly buster’, as we have heard the vulgar call it, very chill indeed ... as this wind comes from the southerly region of the Australian Alps."
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          "text": "1995, Journal of Meteorology, Volume 20, Issues 200-204, page 213,\nSome southerly busters have roll-clouds or lines of cumulus congestus, but these are uncommon."
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