Tramuntana

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Tramuntana is a strong, cold north wind characteristic of the Alt Empordà region in northeastern Catalonia, known for its intensity and influence on the local climate and landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wind
affects Bay of Roses NERFINISHED
Cap de Creus NERFINISHED
Costa Brava NERFINISHED
associatedWith Gulf of Lion NERFINISHED
Mediterranean climate
causes high waves
rough seas
tree deformation
wind erosion
climateEffect clear skies
increased wind chill
low humidity
culturalSignificance influences local folklore in Empordà
referenced in Catalan literature
direction north
etymology from Latin transmontanus (beyond the mountains)
helps air pollution dispersion
drying of soils and vegetation
influences landscape of Alt Empordà NERFINISHED
local climate of Alt Empordà
olive groves in Empordà
vineyards in Empordà
locatedInCountry Spain NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Alt Empordà NERFINISHED
Empordà NERFINISHED
northeastern Catalonia
meteorologicalContext associated with pressure gradients over western Mediterranean
nameInLanguage ca:Tramuntana
notableFor high wind speeds
sudden onset
relatedTo Cierzo NERFINISHED
Mistral NERFINISHED
safetyImpact hazard for small boats
risk factor for wildfires spread
strengthCharacteristic strong
temperatureCharacteristic cold
typicalSeason autumn
spring
winter
windType katabatic-like regional wind

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