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Greek wind

Greek wind The Greek term or Greek wind means wind from the Mediterranean area blowing from the north-east, a direction

Bora The Bora is a wind from the northeast and east-north-east, dry and cold, which blows violently and with gusts

Tramontana The term Tramontana means the cold wind coming from the north, and sometimes to indicate the cardinal point of

Ghibli The term Ghibli means the typical hot and dry wind that blows from the south or southeast in the

Libeccio The term libeccio means that Mediterranean wind which generally comes from the South West and which almost always blows

Sirocco The sirocco, whose name comes from the Arabic shurhùq, which means midday wind, is a wind that carries warm

Trade wind The trade winds are constant winds (belonging to the Hadley Cell), which blow in the tropical regions (between

Monsoon The monsoon is a periodic and cyclic, hot wind, characteristic of the Indian Ocean, which deeply affects the climate

Polar climates Polar climates are those in which the temperature of the warmest season always remains below 10 °C. In

Boreal climates These are climates characterized by cold winters, present in the inner continental zones, at middle latitudes. They are