Those may be examples of temperate winds, but despite looking up each one of them up and trying to find anything tying them to the word “temperate,” I came up empty.
So more specifically… do you intend “temperate winds” to mean winds that change the temperature of the surrounding area? Or are you calling them that simply because they are winds that are geographically located within the temperate zone?
Those may be examples of temperate winds, but despite looking up each one of them up and trying to find anything tying them to the word “temperate,” I came up empty.
So more specifically… do you intend “temperate winds” to mean winds that change the temperature of the surrounding area? Or are you calling them that simply because they are winds that are geographically located within the temperate zone?
Winds/streams/currents/ocean-transports temper the climate of Planet/Thanet
Somewhere between meanings 1, 2 and 4 of the verb temper: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/temper#dictionary-entry-2
and via the Latin verb Temperare: https://wiktionary.org/wiki/tempero#Latin
Some usage
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=bkt%3Ab&tbm=bks&q="winds+temper+*+climate"