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Wind Gregal

The gregarious Mediterranean is called the wind from the northeast. This wind is called by the name of gregarious, that comes from Greece, thus justifying the use of that word.

In the gregarious Western Mediterranean in the eastern part of Spain, with rainfall results that differ according to the relief of the country. An example is the stretch of the Alicante coast, around Cape Nao: northeast Denia, the incidence of storms northeast are abundant and time intensive, takes center stage and the two observatories located rainy Valencia. In contrast, modification of coastal path, which is NW-SE direction in the Marina, is home of the gregarious and northeast storms, to the extent that, in less than 50 km, the average annual rainfall of 644 mm falls Denia to Benidorm 345, falling by almost half.