düsenwind
düsenwind
[′dēz·ən‚vint] (meteorology)
The mountain-gap wind of the Dardanelles; a strong east-northeast wind which blows out of the Dardanelles into the Aegean Sea, penetrating as far as the island of Lemnos, and caused by a ridge of high pressure over the Black Sea.
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