Bergwind
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Bergwind (i.e. mountain wind) is the South African name for a Föhn wind, a hot dry katabatic wind blowing from the mountainous interior to the coast. It varies from mild (about 10km/h) to gusts up to 100km/h that cause structural damage.
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- Bergwind 1stweather.com
- Occurrence frequencies of minimum and maximum temperatures at selected aerodromes in Namibia
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