Wind

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• Direction

• Speed

• Tubulence

Westerly winds typically mean arriving or continuing fair weather and easterly winds usually indicate arriving or continuing unsettled weather.

"A wind from the south has rain in her mouth" – in latitudes above the Gulf of Mexico, southerly winds carries moisture from the Gulf and is likely to cause rain clouds.

A backing wind (changing direction in counter-clockwise manner) usually indicates deteriorating weather conditions.

No weather is ill if the wind be still. (particularly if there are Cumulus humilis in the sky)