Sentence examples for a temperate wind from inspiring English sources

It was a perfect afternoon, a temperate wind rebounding off the river.

Nothofagus glauca is a temperate deciduous hardwood species, monoecious, wind pollinated and dispersed by small mammals.

Now that the ice in Lake Michigan has melted and the brutish wind has become a temperate breeze, Chicago is in its full glory.

Most of Germany has a temperate seasonal climate in which humid westerly winds predominate.

The City has a temperate Mediterranean climate, but regularly experiences strong westerly winds from the Pacific Ocean.

This is expected, as the severity and duration of wind remobilisation in the area is much greater than what would be experienced in a temperate region (Wilson et al. 2014a; Table 10, Fig. 12), with wind remobilisation continuing to impact public health and visibility in towns, farming areas and road networks for at least 18 months after the initial ashfall event.

Sultry heat with high humidity dominates the bottom of the valleys, a temperate zone prevails at 6,000 to 11,000 feet (1,830 to 3,350 metres), and freezing winds envelop the tops of the mountains.

The Dan Moller Trail is downright Seussian, a lush and winding route bursting with proof that southeastern Alaska is indeed a temperate rain forest.

A temperate sharpness about it.

Johannesburg has a temperate climate.

"He's a temperate personality," says Ganesh.