- An
anabatic wind, from the Gr**** anabatos,
verbal of
anabainein meaning "moving upward", is a warm wind
which blows up a
steep slope or
mountain side,...
-
physiographic upland (see
anabatic wind). This
lifting can be
caused by:
Upward deflection of large-scale
horizontal flow by the orography.
Anabatic or
upward vertical...
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Sandstorm Hurricane Katabatic winds Bohemian wind Bora
Piteraq Gregale Anabatic wind
Valley exit jet
Santa Ana
winds Williwaws Chinook Gale
Monsoon Nor’easter...
- that
occur one
after the
other on a
daily cycle. They are an
example of
anabatic and
katabatic winds occurring at
local scales.
These winds are opposite...
- many wildfires,
including the 2018 Camp Fire and the 2020
North Complex.
Anabatic wind Bora (wind)
Foehn wind
Piteraq Valley exit jet The NASA
Scope and...
-
Pyralidae Anabasis (plant), a
genus of
desert shrubs in
family Chenopodioideae Anabatic wind, a wind
which blows up a
steep slope or
mountain side Anabasii, couriers...
-
mostly northwestern) a
quite different wind in the
Adriatic Sea. It is an
anabatic sea-breeze wind
which blows in the
summer when the east
Adriatic coast...
- Europe,
drawing moist Mediterranean air over the Alps.
Alpine climate Anabatic wind
Chinook wind Föhn
cloud Katabatic winds Lee wave
Meteorology McKnight...
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slopes becomes warmer and less
dense and
flows uphill. This is
known as an
anabatic wind or
valley breeze.
Orographic precipitation occurs on the windward...
- (báthron), βατεῖν acrobat, acrobatic, adiabatic, aerobatic, anabasis,
anabatic, antiparabema, base, basic, basidiocarp, basidioma, basidiomycete, basidiospore...
