The rivers on the eastern side of the divide empty into Hudson's Bay, while the westerly rivers flow to the Pacific. |
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The recent snow and rain turned some of the peat hags into quagmires and a stiff westerly wind made the going tough. |
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The westerly dipping reflections show that the dune has migrated from east to west and is accreting on its western side. |
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The jet stream typically hovers above New England making the predominate wind a westerly one. |
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The easterly jet is replaced by a narrow westerly subtropical jet stream on the southern edge of the Himalaya. |
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Palawan, the most westerly island of the archipelago is a local name meaning Gate of Combat. |
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After climbing a steep rise for about twenty minutes the road crested, then began to slope downwards, taking a more westerly direction. |
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I was using the binoculars and could see it clearly and started moving in a westerly direction picking up speed as it went. |
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After two hours of fishing, the wind freshened up considerably from a westerly direction. |
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An alternative base for touring from is Denham, Australia's most westerly town. |
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In my book, a Sunday afternoon jaunt to report on a game at the westerly outpost could only ever be described as a treat, not a chore. |
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The back garden has a westerly orientation and is surrounded by mature shrubs and trees. |
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A light westerly wind blew, gentle as the day, and whipped up the dusts moving them to scattered graves and other surrounding parts of the city. |
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Specifically, westerly winds blow stronger, but changes in wind speed and direction occur all over the planet. |
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In spring, the westerly winds blow across the frozen lake and become cooler. |
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Heavy swells and strong westerly winds made for tough rowing conditions and the organisers were taking no chances with the safety of competitors. |
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There was a strong westerly wind blowing that day, around 20-25 knots but the object didn't appear to be drifting. |
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Because of the westerly winds it just blows back in again, just like all the muck and dust from the building site next door. |
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Many hurricanes eventually drift far enough north or south to move into areas dominated by westerly winds. |
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Dutch and possibly Portuguese navigators had done much to chart the westerly approaches to the Pacific. |
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It will become cloudy along the coast in the afternoon where the wind will be moderate to fresh westerly. |
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Rough seas and 20-knot westerly winds made the task of moving the female whale into deeper waters impossible. |
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Ships of the 16th and 17th centuries entering the Pacific from Cape Horn would not attempt to sail into these westerly winds. |
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It was a day when global warming showed that it can survive even in the face of a westerly gale. |
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The wind howled from a south westerly direction making the weather feel quite warm for the time of the year. |
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At present there are still isolated pockets of windslab particularly on aspects lee to the westerly quarter. |
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This amazing feat is consistent with the westerly airstream prevalent in the latitude of South Africa. |
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Hail showers are quite common over the British Isles in westerly and northerly airstreams in spring. |
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The wind caught the sails with a dull boom and the ship heeled about, tacking into the westerly breeze sweeping across the lake. |
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Strong westerly winds circle the globe in middle latitudes around this vortex. |
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It's an ugly place to be caught on a lee shore with a westerly gale and the tide making. |
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A strong, gusty westerly made it feel bitterly cold but it was dry, and I was thankful for that. |
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The resort has 75 luxury rooms and suites, most of which enjoy westerly, seaward aspects. |
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The shore, one of the most westerly in Africa, is cooled by the north-east trade winds, taking some of the edge off the searing tropical heat. |
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If we get the trade wind, a south westerly, our task will be that much easier but it's still a daunting prospect. |
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The air temperature is 26 degrees and there is slight westerly breeze blowing. |
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All are oceanic in distribution and are commonly washed up after westerly gales. |
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The photography group go south again for the day, sheltered from the westerly wind to dive a maze of deep, narrow canyons. |
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A westerly gale had hit the area earlier in the evening, and there was a severe chop in the harbor. |
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A very cold south westerly wind from the Andes that sweeps across the pampas of Argentina and Uruguay. |
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The Challenge is a prestigious yacht race, westerly circumnavigating the world against the prevailing winds and tides. |
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The most westerly point on the British mainland, the peninsula could not be further from China. |
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Three pillow lava sites yielded data with westerly declinations and moderately inclined positive inclinations. |
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These two are on the westerly island of Ouessant, which has a ferry connection from Le Conquet. |
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Caused by a tall underwater pinnacle, the effect is most evident when a strong westerly wind catches a flood or ebb tide. |
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These studies also show that birds using easterly coastal flyways in the fall return by more westerly central routes in spring. |
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To break the monotony, we hopped along the road in a westerly direction to pay a visit to a large furniture and furnishings store. |
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In Namibia, conditions turned from easterly bergwinds to strong south westerly winds and the temperature dropped like a brick. |
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The prevailing westerly will make itself known a little after lunch, and often picks up as the afternoon progresses until it's quite strong by about sunset. |
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You must believe me when I tell you that nothing tests waterproofing so comprehensively as a sitting on the weather rail of a racing yacht in a force seven south westerly. |
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As we arrived at the river, the cold easterly gale had veered to a light westerly breeze with a touch of warmth in it, perfect for river trouting. |
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When the high pressure systems move north during winter, southern Australia comes under the influence of westerly winds and rain-bearing cold fronts. |
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Many of the piers on the south side, namely, the eight westerly ones, including the half pier, retain the Norman ashlaring, upon which the new moldings have been wrought. |
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Such lows usually form when a strong wind speed maximum riding along the main belt of westerly jet stream winds dives into a deep upper-level trough or dip in the jet. |
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The dining room, not exactly spartan but simpler than most of Starck's restaurant interiors, is high enough to afford fine westerly views upriver to the City and beyond. |
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If, for instance, the pressure is low towards Iceland and Greenland and high down by the Azores and Portugal, then most of northern Europe can expect strong westerly winds. |
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Our prevailing winds are westerly, coming in from the Atlantic. |
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That tricky north westerly crosswind was blowing to make things difficult. |
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Local anglers know the best day for good results is when a warm southerly or south westerly wind blows at speeds of about 10-15 miles per hour and with low cloud overhead. |
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Strong easterly winds drove the fire down the westerly slopes of the Carmel Range. |
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However, there was no sign of desperately needed rain and a westerly roared in from Australia's arid outback, fanning flames and scattering red hot embers to start new blazes. |
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A 2000 study published in Neurology found that when warm westerly winds, called the chinook winds, came off the Canadian Rockies, migraines increased in patients. |
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Along the southern coastline, many large swells are generated well south of the continent by strong westerly gales that can blow unimpeded for thousands of kilometres. |
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They left the trail behind and struck out in a westerly direction. |
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The authors demonstrate that the presence of stronger westerly jets in the stratosphere causes tropospheric weather systems to track further toward the pole. |
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It extends for 15 km, at first in a southerly, and then in a westerly direction, passing between Ischia and the Banco di Fuori until terminating in the Tyrrhenian basin. |
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Occasionally, vehicles would park facing in a westerly direction. |
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Finning inshore in a westerly direction, the second boiler came into view. |
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The pattern was irregular, but the grass was laid down in a variety of ways, some bent in a westerly direction, some toward the east, some southeast or southwest. |
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One of the unusual things about this particular storm was that it was a southerly gale and not the usual westerly gales that tend to affect the south of Britain. |
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They tend to be mainly westerly in direction running from west to east. |
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Conversely, the port is highly sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds. |
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The strongest westerly winds in the middle latitudes can come in the Roaring Forties between 30 and 50 degrees latitude. |
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Tropical cyclones which cross the subtropical ridge axis into the westerlies recurve due to the increased westerly flow. |
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In addition, to the westerly side is a gently-sloping paddock with its own access to Cherry Pit Lane, Beoley. |
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It is the southernmost location in England and the United Kingdom, as well as the most westerly in England. |
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On the other hand, westerly stormwinds on the west coast can be expected every winter. |
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My favourites were a pair of six-belted clearwing moths, rarely found in North Wales, and the most westerly record by 40 miles. |
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The high pressure in the center is due to the westerly winds on the northern side of the gyre and easterly trade winds on the southern side. |
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The strongest westerly winds in the middle latitudes can come in the roaring forties, between 40 and 50 degrees latitude. |
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This line was extended westwards through Exeter and Plymouth to reach Truro and Penzance, the most westerly railway station in England. |
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The prevailing wind direction is westerly, so normally aircraft fly from northeast to southwest. |
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Southwestern areas experience the most rainfall as a result of south westerly winds, while Dublin receives the least. |
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Most of Germany has a temperate seasonal climate dominated by humid westerly winds. |
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Owing to its westerly position and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, Glasgow is one of Scotland's milder areas. |
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Beyond the Tawe the bay sweeps for six miles before reaching Mumbles Head, its most westerly point. |
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Other regions have fjords, but many of these are less pronounced due to more limited exposure to westerly winds and less pronounced relief. |
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In Sydney at 9 am, by far the most prevailing wind is a westerly, particularly during the colder two-thirds of the year. |
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At that point, acting outside his instructions, Hudson pointed the ship west and decided to try to seek a westerly passage through North America. |
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The most easterly point in Ireland is also in Ulster, in County Down, and the most westerly point in the UK is in County Fermanagh. |
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In Singapore haze is an annual problem during drier summer months, when westerly monsoon winds blow smoke from land-clearing on Sumatra. |
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The westerly parts of Holyrood, excluding Holyrood Park, are roughly synonymous with the Canongate and Dumbiedykes areas. |
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Ennerdale Water is the most westerly lake in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England. |
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The southern flank of Pillar looks down on Mosedale, the more westerly of Wasdale's two main feeder valleys. |
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The westerly side is a convergent boundary with the subducting Nazca Plate. |
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Black Combe is easy to see across Morecambe Bay as the most westerly outlying fell of the Lake District National Park. |
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If this difference is high, a strong westerly wind will result which in winter carries warm and humid Atlantic air masses right down to Europe. |
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In the UK, most seed potatoes originate in Scotland in areas where westerly winds prevent aphid attack and thus prevent spread of potato virus pathogens. |
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The strongest westerly winds in the middle latitudes are called the Roaring Forties, between 40 and 50 degrees south latitude, within the Southern Hemisphere. |
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During the first week of November a westerly gale came up and, after three days, the ships of Hawke's blockade were forced to run for Torbay on the south coast of England. |
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The stifling air wafted westerly on lazy breezes from the desert heightens the impression of extreme temperature, while the desert dust helps to create a mysterious darkness. |
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St Agnes was chosen as it is the most westerly of the inhabitable islands and close to the collection of rocks, tidal flows and currents, now known as the Western Rocks. |
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The Armenian Geography uses the name Ashtigor for the most westerly located Alans, a name which survives as Digor and still refers to the western division of the Ossetians. |
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The voyage followed the North Atlantic Ocean, Panama Canal, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Suez Canal, Mediterranean Sea route in a westerly direction. |
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The entire landscape here has volcanic origins with plateau Putorana to the north of the river, the relief alters the flow of Nizhnyaya Tunguska into a westerly direction. |
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The Gulf Stream not only carries warm water to Europe's coast but also warms up the prevailing westerly winds that blow across the continent from the Atlantic Ocean. |
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Continuing in a south westerly direction the Esk flows beneath Hinning House bridge, three km east of Ravenglass, at this point the river becomes tidal. |
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Two Cetti's warblers have been heard at Marton Mere, but they proved too elusive as I searched in reeds that swayed, rattled and creaked in a strengthening south westerly. |
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For example, if the Bermuda High is positioned farther to the west than normal, light westerly winds advect dry continental air into the Southeast. |
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Off the coasts of Scotland and Ireland the fleet ran into a series of powerful westerly winds, which drove many of the damaged ships further towards the lee shore. |
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Snow showers often pass through the city via the Cheshire gap on north westerly airstreams, but can also come off the North Sea from north easterly airstreams. |
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