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straight-line wind
Current of air in which the ground-relative motion does not have any significant curvature. Used in the context of surface winds that inflict damage; to be distinguished from winds in tornadoes, which have significant curvature.
- Part of Speech: noun
- Industry/Domain: Weather
- Category: Meteorology
- Company: AMS
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- Kevin Bowles
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