Meanings of southwesterly wind in English

Cloudy weather with southwesterly wind, temperature at five P.M. 21 degrees centigrade.

Somewhat cooler weather, with cloudy sky and with south to southwesterly wind, at times blowing in sharp gusts.

The weather had taken a change for the worse; a southwesterly wind had sprung up, the sky was cloudy.

At Ballybunion yesterday, in perfect conditions, with a medium southwesterly wind blowing across the links, they beat Leinster by one match.

This Libecchio which Ariosto calls-andwith good reason-thetyrant of the sea, is the southwesterly wind, which is commonly called 'Garbin' at Venice.

For in the plaintive voice of the moist, fitful southwesterly wind how, to his bearing, the buried, half-forgotten drama re-lived and reenacted itself!

Every circumstance was favorable for a conflagration,-thepeople scattered, the city dry and heated by a July sun, and a high southwesterly wind blowing.

Showers, snow and southwesterly winds should then ease later this afternoon and evening.

Southwesterly winds are likely to reach gale force along the coasts.

The resulting southwesterly winds could push oil from the sunken Prestige toward the Galician coast.

It read: "Weather: Fair today and tomorrow; southwesterly winds."

The strong southwesterly winds in Northland, Great Barrier Island, Coromandel Peninsula and Waikato were also due to ease this morning.

Tomorrow is also expected to be blustery due to southwesterly winds and temperatures will reach a maximum of 7 degrees.

Southwesterly wind blowing strong.

In winter we faced cold northers many mornings, and in the afternoons, we often faced strong southwesterly winds on our way home.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said moderate southerly and southwesterly winds this week may start moving oil closer to the Mississippi and Alabama coasts.