The diagram below shows wind strengths of 3 beaufort or more
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January
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February
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March
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April
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May
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June
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70-75%
>4 Bft |
70-75%
>4 Bft |
80-85%
>4 Bft |
90-95%
>4 Bft |
90-95%
>4 Bft |
95-100%
>4 Bft |
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July
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August
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September
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October
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November
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December
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95-100%
>4 Bft |
95-100%
>4 Bft |
85-90%
>4 Bft |
70-75%
>4 Bft |
70-75%
>4 Bft |
70-75%
>4 Bft |
The prevailing North-East trade wind backs North-West and must force its way overland between two mountain peaks. This creates a wind funnel with accelerated wind.
The sun warms the land more than the water. The cold trade wind from the sea heats up when it reaches the shore and rises. The low pressure underneath the rising warm air draws more air in from the sea and creates a faster wind stream over the island. Essentially it is a particularly efficient sea breeze.
The direct result of these two natural wind acceleration effects can be felt on the spot where the Pro Center is located. This spot has significantly stronger winds than the surrounding areas.
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