Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
westerly wind
noun
/ˈwɛstərli wɪnd/

Definition
A wind that blows from the west toward the east.

Examples
- The westerly wind brought cooler temperatures to the region.
- As the storm approached, strong westerly winds began to pick up.
- In sailing, knowing how to navigate a westerly wind is essential for a successful journey.

Meaning
Westerly winds are commonly associated with weather patterns and are often seen in various climatic conditions, influencing temperature and precipitation.

Synonyms
- West wind
- Westerly breeze