One more question about the wind.?
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Those are spirits that your body senses.
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The wind always blows in the same general direction.  It usually blows from west to east, except between 30 degrees N. and S. of the equator. There, it blows from east to west.
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Wind - just let rip afterwards and laugh about the noise.
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For the most part the wind will blow the fog away.   However here in the Mohawk Valley, I have seen windy fog.
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It seems you are confusing the term 'blowing wind' with the idea of breathing. The wind is not 'blown out' from anywhere when it warms, so there is no question of it being sucked back in when cooled.\n\nWind is just the movement of air from areas of higher pressure to areas of lower pressure. When some part of the Earth warms up, it heats the air above it. Warm air expands and rises. It has lower pressure. Cooler air from nearby places has higher pressure, so it comes in to the low pressure area.\n\nSo wind is actually caused by the differences of temperature and pressure in areas near each other. There is no blowing out or sucking in. Its simply a movement of air from one place to another.
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the answer my friend, is blowing in the wind, The answer is blowing in the wind...
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That's only one blank.\n\nTry 'windy wind'.
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Hot air rises cold air descends.  Do it on a global scale and you get wind.
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The answer my friend is blowing in the wind..the answer is blowing in the wind...
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Hey...try living in Arkansas...when we get wind gusts, they get up around 200-400 miles per hour and go round and round...you get to see cows, cars, and churches fly....LOL
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You can't see the wind, only the leaves and limbs as they respond to its ebb and flow. You can't touch the wind but it touches you with it's warm summer breezes and winter's blustery blow. But, you can hear the wind as it whips through the trees. Try to catch the wind you wind up on your knees.\n\nOff the top of my head. This was fun!!
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Only when the wind blows. They prefer them over wind breakers.  Pyromaniacs are flaming idiots.
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You would feel some wind, but only due to the random components of the wind turbulence and sheer. However, at a 50 mph average windspeed, these are significant!\n\nThe 50 mph hypothetical wind is just an average windspeed. Air is a fluid, subject to turbulence when air comes in contact with either slower moving air layers or solid objects such as the earth.\n\nNear the surface of the earth, there is considerable turbulence because the surface of the earth slows down the wind. As you get closer to the surface, the wind speed tends to decrease.\n\nWith a 50 mph average wind speed, the random wind variations and turbulence would be quite significant - there easily could be variations of 20 - 30 mph over the course of a second or two. You certainly would feel all of those random variations and turbulence as wind.
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Last summer at the tv station I interned with, one of the meteorologists went in a wind tunnel to show what wind speeds in a hurricane are like.  I just found the video on their website - \nat 95 mph: "I don't know how any human being could remain on their feet if they tried to move at all."\n108 was all he could make it up to because it was too hard to breathe.
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Just like some people said, big tree are more easy to attach wind...people like to talk about BIG people, that's why :)
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"Wind is the roughly horizontal movement of air (as opposed to an air current) caused by uneven heating of the Earth's surface."\n\nThe sun heats up the earth's surface, the hot air rises while the cool air sinks, therefore create air movement - which is called wind.
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The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.