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Sudestada (Southeast blow) is the
Argentine and
Uruguayan name for a
climatic phenomenon common to the Río de la
Plata (an
estuary formed by the combination...
- from the
north in
middle and late winter,
creating mild conditions. The
Sudestada usually moderates cold
temperatures but
brings very
heavy rains, rough...
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Because the
Sudestada brings the
highest wind
speeds (particularly when
these winds are
combined with the
astronomical tides), the
Sudestada is responsible...
- The Economist.
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 9
October 2022 – via
Sudestada.com.uy. "Global
Peace Index 2022" (PDF).
Institute for
Economics & Peace...
- the mild Pampero, the warm
Viento Norte and, in winter, the very rare
Sudestada from the Southeast. The
latter wind
mostly affects the pampas.
Famed worldwide...
-
portal Black nor'easter
Alberta clipper Cold-core low
Panhandle hook
Sudestada Winter storm Pacific Northwest windstorm Aleutian low
European windstorm...
-
being rare.
Because the city is
located in an area
where the
Pampero and
Sudestada winds p**** by, the
weather is
variable due to
these contrasting air m****es...
- thunderstorm.
Puelche (on the
western slope of the
Andes in south-central Chile)
Sudestada, (strong offs**** wind from the
Southeast ****ociated with most of the...
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precipitation during winter comes from
frontal systems,: 40
particularly the
Sudestada which often bring long
periods of precipitation, cloudiness,
cooler temperatures...
- Paraguay:
imperialismo y
nacionalismo en el Río de la Plata".
Editorial Sudestada,
Buenos Aires, 1968 Rosa 2008, pp. 142–143.
Washburn 1871, p. 544. Pomer...
