CLIMATE AND RELIEF- SECOND QUESTION by Mario Nosic

palomcati — 2019-01-26 15:38:01 UTC

This is our wind map. Every wind receives a name, depending on its direction. The strongest wind is Tramuntana, it comes from the North area where the Pyrenees are. It's also very cold in winter.

Alejandro , Catalonia Girona has a mild climate. There are differences on the coast, which is a couple of degrees warmer, but has a cooling sea breeze . This wind is called llevant.

2019-01-28 08:27:05 UTC

The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.

Thor, Catalonia
The Tramuntana is a wind that is from the north, it is very tense and intense because of the Pyrenees and especially in Emporda because everything is fields and flat.
It sweeps with a few days, however, the tombs and lanterns, but afterwards it makes the sun rise and the skies are beautiful are high, which inspires some paintings to the famous Dali painter.

João,Portugal

2019-02-12 15:46:50 UTC

The winds in our region affect the climate, because the winds transport cold or hot temperatures. Because we have the ocean wind, the edges are hotter than the middle of the country so that cause a destabilization in the weather. We found out that this destabilization can be active in a period superior to a year to achieve a normal temperature.

Pauley, Croatia

2019-02-14 09:20:43 UTC

Winds regulates climate in the way that we sometimes have a lot of rain.

Klara,Croatia

2019-02-14 09:27:28 UTC

It affects on visibility on the sea. There is a lot of fog during that period.

Nino, Croatia

2019-02-14 12:27:22 UTC

If winds are coming from warmer regions they will bring warmer air with it. If they are coming from colder regions they will bring colder air, and that is how it affects the climate