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colla [′kōl·yə]
(meteorology)
In the Philippines, a fresh or strong (less than 39-46 miles per hour, or 63-74 kilometers per hour) south to southwest wind, accompanied by heavy rain and severe squall. Also known as colla tempestade.


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