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Known as the Dry Valleys, they are swept free of snow by nearly relentless katabatic winds - cold, dry air that rolls downhill toward the sea from the high altitudes of the ice sheet.— doggdot.us
Still, there was the day when a 100 mph wind gust, known as a katabatic wind, ripped the tent Mortvedt was in from its stakes and sent him tumbling down the ice.
It's on the receiving end of "katabatic" winds flowing virtually uninterrupted down the ice fields to the sea from the center of the continent.— Wind Power From Way, Way Down
I'm writing this blog from Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland, where a cold katabatic wind is blowing off the— WN.com - Articles related to World Bank chief warns of funding constraints
In the present study, the dynamics of the observed oscillating katabatic winds are in good agreement with the theory.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
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