(measure ‘wind’ based on the ‘direction’ it is coming from)
(‘wind direction’ is reported by the ‘direction’ from which it originates)
(for example, a northerly wind blows from the ‘north’ to the ‘south’)
(‘wind direction’ is usually reported in ‘cardinal directions’ or in ‘azimuth degrees’)
(for example, a ‘wind’ coming from the ‘south’ is given as ‘180 degrees’)
(one from the ‘east’ is ’90 degrees’)
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“WNW” –>
(‘wind’ coming from ‘west’ mixed with ‘cross-wind’ from the ‘north’)
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