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Spanish plume

Spanish plume noun: a weather pattern where hot air from the Iberian Peninsula flows towards Northern Europe, often causing high temperatures and also severe thunderstorms.

Noun

Spanish plume (plural Spanish plumes)

  1. A weather pattern where hot air from the Iberian Peninsula flows towards Northern Europe, often causing high temperatures and also severe thunderstorms.

Forms of Spanish plume

pluralSpanish plumes

Questions about Spanish plume

What does Spanish plume mean?
Spanish plume means a weather pattern where hot air from the Iberian Peninsula flows towards Northern Europe, often causing high temperatures and also severe thunderstorms.
What part of speech is Spanish plume?
Spanish plume is a noun.
What is the plural of Spanish plume?
The plural of Spanish plume is Spanish plumes.

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