Sentence examples for direction wind from inspiring English sources

In addition to the public forecast, we have gone to providing data about what the temperature, wind direction, wind speed, cloud cover and dew point will be every three hours, 48 hours out.

The analysis presented considered the impact of atrium height, atrium shape and layout of air inlets, wind direction, wind speed and location of the fire outbreak.

Moreover, meteorological data (rain, speed and direction wind) were used to investigate about the influence of natural events on high or low concentration situation.

Depending the location of the source areas and wind direction, wind parameter can exert either positive or negative role on the local pollen level.

To estimate the risk of heatstroke it is necessary to forecast changes in the thermal environment, including temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind velocity, and insolation for several hours.

The diagrams of the measured wind data for three meteorological stations over a period of two years (wind speed, frequency, direction), wind shear coefficient, the mean monthly and annual wind speed profile for every location are presented.

These features are explainable mainly by seasonal differences in wind speed and direction, but the combination among seasonal differences in wind speed and direction, wind-driven current and topography is also important for them.

Wind speed, wind direction, wind-induced acceleration and displacement responses were simultaneously and continuously measured from the super tall building with anemometers, accelerometers and global position system (GPS) during a typhoon.

As the result, the features in transport properties of soil particles in the Sakiyama and Amitori bays and the soil particle exchange properties between the bays are explainable mainly by seasonal differences in wind speed and direction, but the combination among seasonal differences in wind speed and direction, wind-driven current and topography is also important for them.

In the vertical direction, winds are strongest near the surface and decay with height within the troposphere.

Other interference effects on y-direction wind loads and torsion are described.