Downpour : Drizzle :: Gale : ? Which option keeps the analogy true?

The relation runs downwards in strength: the fierce form first, the gentle form of the same thing second. A downpour is heavy rain and a drizzle its faintest version, so a gale, which is a very strong wind, must be paired with its faintest version, a breeze. 'Storm', 'Cyclone' and 'Hurricane' all name winds as strong as a gale or stronger, so every one of them carries the pair the wrong way.