Maestrale
Maestrale is a strong, cold, and dry northwesterly wind that blows along the Adriatic coast of Croatia. It is most common in winter and spring. The name "Maestrale" is derived from the Latin word "magistralis," meaning "master" or "chief," referring to its powerful and dominant nature. This wind typically occurs after a period of calm and is often associated with clear skies and pleasant weather, although it can also bring strong gusts.
The Maestrale originates in the north and sweeps down across the Adriatic Sea. Its influence is particularly