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- Williwaw - Wikipedia
In meteorology, a williwaw (archaic spelling williwau[1]) is a sudden blast of wind descending from a mountainous coast to the sea The word is of unknown origin, but was earliest used by British seamen in the 19th century
- Williwaw Social to close after nearly a decade in Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Williwaw Social, a downtown Anchorage entertainment venue that hosted concerts, parties and community events for nearly 10 years, announced on Facebook that it will close its doors on Friday
- Williwaw Social
After nearly ten unforgettable years, Williwaw has made the decision to close this chapter and officially close its doors on May 30th We do so with immense gratitude and pride for what was created here together
- Weird Weather: How to Tell a Williwaw from a Haboob
Gore Vidal’s first novel was Williwaw, which he wrote while stationed on a U S Army supply ship in the Aleutian Islands
- WILLIWAW Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
In 1900, Captain Joshua Slocum described williwaws as "compressed gales of wind … that Boreas handed down over the hills in chunks " To unsuspecting sailors or pilots, such winds might seem to come out of nowhere—just like word williwaw did centuries ago
- Williwaw Social | Anchorage AK - Facebook
Downtown Anchorage's epicenter for live entertainment, food, and drinks! When I heard Williwaw was closing, I was honestly pretty stunned and disappointed I started digging through old footage and put together a little highlight reel of what this place means to me
- Williwaw Elementary School - Facebook
Williwaw Elementary School 697 likes This is the official Facebook page of Williwaw Elementary School Williwaw serves students in grades PreK-5 in the
- Williwaws - Marine Science Institute. The University of Texas at Austin.
In scientific parlance, a williwaw is a type of katabatic wind Such winds plunge down the sides of mountains, roaring outward when they hit level ground They’re found all over the world And they have many names The warm, dry wind of Southern California, for example, is called a “Santa Ana ”
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