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What winds bring what weather?

Western winds usually bring rain in summer, snow and thaw in winter. East and northeast winds bring cold in winter, often with clear skies, and dry and sunny weather in summer. The south wind almost always brings warmth and sunshine.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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