northerly
উত্তুরে
definition
noun
They loom as dark shadows in the consciousness of residents of these states on summer days when strong northerlies , extreme heat, and low humidity follow a long dry period.
a wind blowing from the north.
adjective
he set off in a northerly direction
in a northward position or direction.
translation of 'northerly'
উত্তরমুখে,
উত্তরাগত,
উত্তরবায়ু,
উত্তরাস্য হয়ে
adverb
উত্তরাভিমুখ
adjective
উত্তুরে
example
There is a 'northerly' with us this weekend, then westerlies will come across bringing some rain.
Now the peace-loving people of Scotland's most 'northerly' communities are being engulfed by a rising tide of anger over what they regard as a threat to the ancient links with their Scandinavian forebears.
The airport was near the gulf and, therefore, somewhat protected from the 'northerly' winds and low visibility.
The other good news is that the 'northerly' monsoons have arrived in the Gulf, blowing steadily from north-west veering north-east.
The curved feature of the exhibition has been designed to offset the 'northerly' aspect of the building's position.
In fact, weather stations use the shift from a southerly to a 'northerly' wind direction as the indication that a cold front has passed the station.
Norton trainer Malcolm Jefferson can make his long journey to Britain's most 'northerly' course worthwhile by winning the Famous Grouse Novices' Hurdle with Brooklyn Brownie.
There is also a suggestion that the match against Japan could be played in the Caledonian region to reward Scotland's most 'northerly' region for its crucial and growing contribution to the national squad.
In this country we get this with a 'northerly' wind.
Varun, the mythical wind god obliged and a moderate 10-15 knot 'northerly' , clear skies and a short chop greeted the fleets at the Royal Cliff start line.
The Ox Mountains stretch from Foxford in east Mayo right through south Sligo in a 'northerly' direction towards Ballysadare Bay and provides a home for approximately 30,000 hill ewes.
And the whole idea is that we're going to be traversing the city on a kind of low-down 'northerly' and an upper westerly, so then the balloonists just choose the height that they fly to steer it.
Yorkshire did not see any significant snowfalls, instead enjoying a bright and clear Christmas Day with plenty of sunshine, although 'northerly' winds are expected to bring snow by the weekend.
The 2002 series is spread across the entire panorama of Scottish golf - from the furthest flung 'northerly' courses at Caithness and the wild west coast at Turnberry to the links and parklands of the Highlands and Speyside.
Easterly winds bring us this extreme cold and, unlike a 'northerly' wind, the easterly wind only has a short distance to travel over the warming sea.
In the spring of 1995 the main Nightingale mine workings were investigated, and on each subsequent trip, workings were examined one by one in a 'northerly' direction.
We were filming the last sunset of the last century from Britain's most 'northerly' RAF base, Saxa Vord.
Unlike 1908, the hot spells in 1939 were accompanied by strong 'northerly' winds, and followed a very dry six months.
As they reached the summit, an icy 'northerly' wind began to blow sleet into their faces.
The wind has finally returned and a steady 'northerly' breeze of some 15 knots whisked the monohull and multihull fleets around their respective courses.
But slowly the cloud cover broke and a light 'northerly' filled in, ending later in the afternoon, as a perfect day.
Now they would depart from the Kurile Islands, begin by sailing toward Alaska and then turn to approach Pearl Harbor from an unexpected 'northerly' direction.
We've chosen a bright day with a moderate 'northerly' wind, but still have a very wet boat ride.
Another less useful and sometimes damaging effect of mountains is their funnelling properties: The Mistral is a cold 'northerly' wind that is redirected through the Rhone valley by the surrounding heights.
Their 'northerly' opponents, nine games without a win after this defeat with six consecutive home reverses, have somehow plummeted enough in form to rekindle what seemed unthinkable relegation fears not so long ago.
We had our running lights on and proceeded in a 'northerly' direction very slowly.
The tight spacing of the isobars indicates strong 'northerly' winds, averaging some 50 km/h over much of Victoria.
Several fires were already burning in Tasmania by the 7th, when an approaching cold front brought strengthening 'northerly' winds and extremely hot air.
We noticed that the wind had changed to a strong cold 'northerly' and quite frankly we were not very optimistic about our chances.
As a result, regions to the east of a high-pressure center often have 'northerly' winds bringing in relatively cold air while regions to the west have southerly winds bringing in relatively warm air.
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