vaakatuulet
Vaakatuulet, literally translating to "horizontal winds" in Finnish, is a meteorological term used to describe winds that blow parallel to the Earth's surface. This contrasts with vertical winds, which move up or down. Vaakatuulet are a fundamental component of weather patterns and play a crucial role in atmospheric circulation.
The primary driver of vaakatuulet is the differential heating of the Earth's surface by the sun. Uneven
These horizontal winds are responsible for transporting heat, moisture, and pollutants across vast distances. They influence