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windy

[win-dee] / ˈwɪn di /




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They include technologies like batteries - to store renewable electricity to use when it is less sunny and windy - as well as other low-carbon sources like nuclear, which can provide dependable output.

From BBC

Sunday’s hike was tough, she said, with very windy conditions and snow up to her knees.

From Los Angeles Times

The group left London early and, upon arrival, the friends noticed the weather beginning to change from a sunny day to windy and cloudy.

From BBC

That follows a recent period of 28 days when no small-boat crossings were possible because of windy conditions in the Channel.

From BBC

Under the influence of high pressure, we are likely to see a decrease in wet and windy weather in favour of slightly colder, more settled conditions.

From BBC