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northwester
[ nawrth-wes-ter; Nautical nawr-wes-ter ]
northwester
/ ˌnɔːˈwɛstə; ˌnɔːθˈwɛstə /
noun
- a strong wind or storm from the northwest
Word History and Origins
Origin of northwester1
Example Sentences
The University of Utah Seismograph Stations reports Tuesday night’s “light” earthquake of magnitude 4.2 was in the northwester Salt Lake Valley near the town of Magna.
A low-pressure system in the Midwest will drop up to three inches overnight on Cleveland, with nearly a foot of accumulation on Tuesday in the snowbelt of northwester Ohio near Lake Erie.
This partial jawbone from England belonged to the earliest known modern human in northwester Europe.
Through autumn rains, and winter frosts and snows, and fierce northwesters, the poorly-built meeting-house stood unheated, growing more damp, more icy, more deadly, with each succeeding week.
A strong northwester and its seas caught us beyond the Mumbles, and the quality of the sunshine thinned to a flickering stuff which cast only grey shadows.
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