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- Foehn wind - Wikipedia
A Foehn, or Föhn (German pronunciation: [føːn], UK: fɜːn , US: feɪn fayn, [2][3] US also fʌn, fɜːrn fu (r)n[4][5]), is a type of dry, relatively warm downslope wind in the lee of a mountain range
- Foehn | Alpine, Dry Warm | Britannica
foehn, warm and dry, gusty wind that periodically descends the leeward slopes of nearly all mountains and mountain ranges The name was first applied to a wind of this kind that occurs in the Alps, where the phenomenon was first studied
- What Are Foehn Winds? - WorldAtlas
A foehn wind is a type of wind that occurs on the leeward or downwind side of a mountain and is characterized by dryness, down-slope direction, and warmness The wind has the ability to increase the temperature of a region by as much as 25 °F in just a few minutes
- What Is The Foehn Effect? The Weird Weather Phenomenon . . . - IFLScience
The foehn effect is a weather phenomenon in which one side of high ground – most often something like a mountain, which we’ll use as an example below – experiences cold, wet weather, whilst
- Foehn Winds: Understanding Their Effects on Weather and Climate
Foehn winds are fascinating meteorological phenomena that significantly impact climate and local weather conditions These winds are warm and dry, descending on the leeward side of mountains, and can lead to dramatic changes in temperature and humidity
- Foehn winds - World in maps
Foehn winds (also spelled Föhn winds) are meteorological phenomenon that happens when prevailing wind meets a mountain range The result of this interaction is a dry and warm down-slope wind on the downwind side of the mountain range
- foehn - Glossary of Meteorology
The air in the foehn, originating from the mid troposphere, is characteristically clean Its warm temperatures rapidly melt (or sublimate) snow, sometimes producing flooding, and the extreme dryness can lead to dangerous fire weather conditions
- FOEHN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of FOEHN is a warm dry wind blowing down the side of a mountain
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