külgsuunaliste

Külgsuunaliste refers to a type of wind that blows perpendicular to the main direction of the prevailing winds in a particular region. These winds are often associated with specific geographical features and can have significant impacts on local weather patterns and climate. Külgsuunaliste winds are typically weaker than the prevailing winds and can occur at various times of the year, depending on the location.

In Estonia, for example, külgsuunaliste winds are common and can influence the weather significantly. These winds often bring cooler air from the Baltic Sea, which can lead to changes in temperature and humidity. They can also affect marine activities and coastal ecosystems, as they can cause waves and currents that differ from those caused by the prevailing winds.

The term "külgsuunaliste" is not widely used in meteorological literature outside of specific regions, such as Estonia, where it is a recognized phenomenon. Understanding külgsuunaliste winds is important for weather forecasting, agriculture, and other sectors that are sensitive to wind patterns. Researchers study these winds to better predict weather patterns and their potential impacts on the environment and human activities.