The phrase "high temperature wind" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of wind that has a higher than normal temperature. Example: The forest fire was fanned by a strong, high temperature wind, making it difficult for firefighters to control.
Wildfires occur frequently in Greece during the summer, caused by high temperatures, wind, drought or arson.
A number of different weather records (at the time) were set during the four days of this storm, especially in daily high temperatures, wind gusts, low barometric pressure readings, and number of tornadoes.
Corrected CO2 and H2O fluxes exhibited excellent 1 1 correspondence, but the CP system tended to underestimate OP H2O fluxes during conditions of high air temperature, wind speed and global radiation, large sun angles and low relative humidity.
"Dry fuels, low humidity, high temperatures and wind make for a volatile combination.
Due to high temperatures and wind, it was very difficult to distinguish the fires, and this soon escalated into an environmental disaster.
These are the conditions at which the risk of ozone formation in summer is the largest: high temperatures, no wind and no rain.
The authorities warned that high temperatures and winds would probably heighten the danger for several days in the state.
B1 A Dash of Weather Wizardry Dying autumn enveloped the Northeast with a bizarre combination of record high temperatures, bullying winds and pounding rains that delayed travelers, caused widespread flooding and power failures.
The so-called Grand Prix blaze, which investigators suspect was deliberately set, was one of three burning on Friday in Southern California, aided by extremely high temperatures and winds that firefighters fear could reach 50 miles per hour in the next couple of days.
Dying autumn enveloped the Northeast yesterday with a bizarre combination of record-breaking high temperatures, bullying winds and pounding rains that caused widespread and deadly flooding, delayed travelers, brought down power lines and turned a quiet December Sunday into a strange tropical maelstrom.
