B R E E Z Y

a website as a cool breeze

If I were a breeze I'd blow across the land, up hills and mountain tops before ducking into valleys and nooks. I'd be cool when I roll across the ocean, picking up water and puffing out clouds, and I'd be warm roving across shifting sand dunes

If I were wind I'd whisper in your ear "hey there, I'm the w i n d"

would you say anything in response?

HOW CAN ONE BE THE WIND THOUGH?

WHEN IS A WIND BORN?

CAN A WIND HAVE EMOTION?

HOW WOULD I SHAPE THE WORLD?
WOULD I EVEN WANT TO?

Noone would even know I did it. What's the point?

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PERHAPS I'LL BE AS FIERCE AS I CAN BE

hideGeneral wind classifications Tropical cyclone classifications (all winds are 10-minute averages)
Beaufort scale[18] 10-minute sustained winds General term[21] N Indian Ocean
IMD 		SW Indian Ocean
MF 		Australian region
South Pacific
BoM, BMKG, FMS, MSNZ 		NW Pacific
JMA 		NW Pacific
JTWC 		NE Pacific &
N Atlantic
NHC & CPHC
(knots) (km/h)
0 <1 <2 Calm Low Pressure Area Tropical disturbance Tropical low
Tropical Depression 		Tropical depression Tropical depression Tropical depression
1 1–3 2–6 Light air
2 4–6 7–11 Light breeze
3 7–10 13–19 Gentle breeze
4 11–16 20–30 Moderate breeze
5 17–21 31–39 Fresh breeze Depression
6 22–27 41–50 Strong breeze
7 28–29 52–54 Moderate gale Deep depression Tropical depression
30–33 56–61
8 34–40 63–74 Fresh gale Cyclonic storm Moderate tropical storm Tropical cyclone (1) Tropical storm Tropical storm Tropical storm
9 41–47 76–87 Strong gale
10 48–55 89–102 Whole gale Severe cyclonic storm Severe tropical storm Tropical cyclone (2) Severe tropical storm
11 56–63 104–117 Storm
12 64–72 119–133 Hurricane Very severe cyclonic storm Tropical cyclone Severe tropical cyclone (3) Typhoon Typhoon Hurricane (1)
13 73–85 135–157 Hurricane (2)
14 86–89 159–165 Severe tropical cyclone (4) Major hurricane (3)
15 90–99 167–183 Intense tropical cyclone
16 100–106 185–196 Major hurricane (4)
17 107–114 198–211 Severe tropical cyclone (5)
115–119 213–220 Very intense tropical cyclone Super typhoon
>120 >222 Super cyclonic storm Major hurricane (5)

I'LL WHIP THE WAVES INTO EVER HIGHER PEAKS

AND THEN NOBODY not even you WILL DENY I EXIST

The hydrodynamic wind within the upper portion of a planet's atmosphere allows light chemical elements such as hydrogen to move up to the exobase, the lower limit of the exosphere, where the gases can then reach escape velocity, entering outer space without impacting other particles of gas. This type of gas loss from a planet into space is known as planetary wind.[149] Such a process over geologic time causes water-rich planets such as the Earth to evolve into planets like Venus.[150] Additionally, planets with hotter lower atmospheres could accelerate the loss rate of hydrogen.

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