"massive storm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a storm that is particularly severe or damaging. For example: "The region is still recovering from the massive storm that hit last week."
The massive storm reached well into the Midwest with heavy rain and snow.
SUPERSTORM Yet another name for the massive storm that pummeled the East Coast in October.
Midway through the trip, we saw massive storm clouds looming ahead.
He cautioned, however, that "this is a massive storm that is pushing a lot of water".
A few hundred miles to the south, a massive storm was forming into a hurricane and spinning straight toward him.
Hundreds of motorists fleeing the massive storm had to abandon their cars after petrol stations ran dry.
Massive storm through the Jesus And Mary Chain's Just Like Honey to the accompaniment of Jane Fonda's fitness video.
Had the forecasted massive storm surge for this evening threatened to overwhelm London, Will's big heads could surely have shored up the nearby Thames Barrier.
The Town Shop, a lingerie store, had this sign in its windows on Sunday: "Despite the massive storm... we are open today!
Just before Christmas, a massive storm crippled the city and its suburbs when it dropped a foot and a half of snow.
Images and video footage from inside the country shows cargo ships washed ashore by a massive storm surge amid scenes of complete devastation.
