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A Chinook is the name of foehn wind that blows east off the slopes of the Rocky Mountains. It is warm and dry because most of it's moisture was dropped on the windward side of the mountains.

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How a chinook works (CBC News explainer)

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The word "chinook" actually means "snow-eater" (Nkemdirim, 2015); so named because of how fast this warm wind can melt snow.

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"Calgarians can feel chinooks as summer transitions to fall, although they are more common, and noticeable, in the depth of winter and during the transition to spring."  - Nicole Halloran (Avenue Calgary)

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Canadian Chinooks take place in south-western Alberta.

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A Chinook arch is "a band of stationary stratus clouds" (Weather Network, 2016) that stretches across the Albertan sky during a Chinook.

Picture: (Badlands Motorsports Resort, 2017)