the leeward side
The downwind side of a mountain is called the leeward side. Another name for this side of the mountain is known as the rain shadow.
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The drier zone downwind of large mountain ranges is called a rain shadow area. This occurs as moist air rises over the windward side of the mountains, cools, and releases precipitation, leaving the leeward side drier due to descending air warming and inhibiting cloud formation.
Leeward or Lee side is the downwind side or protected side of the vessel. This is opposite of the windward side, which is the unprotected side from the wind.
The side that is downwind. The leeward side of an island is usually calmer, sunnier, and dryer than the windward coast.
The side that is downwind. The leeward side of an island is usually calmer, sunnier, and dryer than the windward coast.
The side downwind of the prevailing wind direction.
Actually, it foils around it, giving 'pull' on the downwind side of the sail.
Xavier Downwind was born in 1891.
No, rain shadows are areas of decreased precipitation on the leeward side of mountains due to the blocking of moisture by the mountains. They do not blow in circular belts across the Earth; rather, they are localized phenomena influenced by the geography of the area.
Simple aerodynamics: the shorter leg of the "V" is upwind & the longer side is downwind. Usually.
Xavier Downwind died on 1968-07-26.