mistral wind
The mistral or I look is wind from the northwest.
The name comes from Latin Magistrale, "masterful" since it is a dry wind and violent feared by farmers and sailors.
the Catalan Countries occur when the mistral winds from the Atlantic anticyclone dominates the east of the Iberian Peninsula and its northern flank is crossed by a disturbed stream, which crosses the Pyrenees and produces strong winds and cold the valley of the Ebro, which affect the land near the river ports Beseit, delta, Tarragona and center of Aragon.
the Rhone delta (a French river) the mistral wind is Cantabrian northwest blowing when the high pressures of Europe attracted by the low of the Mediterranean narrow channel through the valley of the river winds over the region.
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