A low ball flight is important at the British Open, where the almost constant wind of the seaside courses makes the low road the safest path to the green.
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Due to its high location above mean sea level and at one corner of plateau, constant wind flows in the region making it perfectly suited for harvesting wind energy.
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"It's not safe and there are constant winds, " he said, " so all air operations have been grounded and all hand crews have pulled back into safe zones ."
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Historically, it has been noted as a convenient pass suitable for riders on horseback between the western Eurasian steppe and lands further east, and for its fierce and almost constant winds.
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He followed that wind-beater with another and another, hitting shots less likely to get blown astray by the almost constant wind off the Firth of Clyde on western Scotland's Ayrshire coast.
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With the recent rains, most probably have forgotten what it was like two months ago _ bone dry, grass like a tinderbox, the constant wind just itching to find any small flame.
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Climate in the municipality of Manaure is hot and dry throughout the year, averaging between and throughout the year with constant winds from the northeastern trade winds, evaporation of humidity is high.
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This left the runway with high snow banks on either side, which caused the runway to fill in quickly with snow due to the almost constant winds that blow in the arctic.
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Amarillo was born of the railroad tracks between Fort Worth and Denver in 1887, when a few hundred settlers learned to farm and ranch in extremes : the cold, the heat, the constant wind.
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The area has nearly constant wind due to the venturi effect created by the San Bernardino Mountains to the north and the San Jacinto Mountains to the south, resulting in perfect conditions for the wind farm.
