thick weather meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. From there until Dunedin they encountered fresh north easterly winds with thick weather.
2. Part of the convoy ran into drifting ice in thick weather of the Denmark Strait.
3. The fleet descended onto Shuangyu one night in June, under the cover of thick weather.
4. After three days of thick weather she grounded on Rock North on the north most end of the island.
5. On 22 January, a strong north-westerly gale blew up and the three American vessels sortied in thick weather the next day.
6. Signalboxes should be fitted with detonator placers, to alert engine crews who missed signals or were unable to observe them in fog or thick weather.
7. Princess Head, 2 miles from Cape Kalekhta, is a large square-headed rock that projects from the shore far enough to be distinctly observed, even in thick weather, in following along the east shore.
8. They departed from Kingston in thick weather late on 7 November and evaded the ships of Commodore Isaac Chauncey, which were blockading the base, among the Thousand Islands at the head of the Saint Lawrence River.
9. When the " Canadian " sailed through the Straits of Belle Isle, ice and thick weather started to form and the captain ordered to slow the ship down to 5 knots while passing through the ice.
10. A cascade, 125 feet high, south of Cape Cheerful, is a conspicuous mark from the vicinity of Cape Kalekhta, and is useful in thick weather when only the lower part of the land can be seen.