"tremendous storm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: The tremendous storm that hit the town completely destroyed the local houses.
That night a tremendous storm destroyed the Persian squadron while the Greeks were safely in port.
Incessant rains fell for days before a tremendous storm struck on 25 and 26 August.
Last November, we sat on a veranda at a Kigali hotel as a tremendous storm blew over the city.
When the Greeks were sailing away from Troy, the goddess, with the help of Poseidon, caused a tremendous storm.
Twitter should not be expected to moderate all messages on its site, Mr. Palfrey said, especially during a fast-paced, critical situation like a tremendous storm.
Which Warner does capture in a tremendous storm scene: the stage is engulfed in billowing black plastic, shot through with zigzags of silvery light.
Along the way he tells mystifying tales about tremendous storms, wild seas and encounters between European voyagers and native South Americans.
And he was tremendously supportive, and he knew the level of problem that you had at the beginning, before, and the level — what happened with respect to the tremendous storms that hit your beautiful island.
But rather than try to rival those artists with bombastic, big-scale pictures of tremendous mountains, terrific storms and exotic climes, he favored a comparatively modest scale and relatively peaceful, close-to-home subjects.
Measurements during a tremendous dust storm.
A pinnacle on St Odulph's Church, Pillaton, in Cornwall, was hit during a "tremendous" thunder storm in January.
