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When clouds cover the sun, the temperature of the air can drop, causing differences in air pressure. As the cooler, denser air moves in to replace the rising warm air, this creates wind. Additionally, cloud cover can lead to localized weather patterns, enhancing wind speeds as air masses interact. Thus, the change in temperature and pressure dynamics contributes to the perception of increased wind when clouds are present.

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