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| We assigned arbitrary values for onshore wind (1 for W, WSW, SW, SSW, and S), offshore wind (0 for ESE, E, ENE, NE, NNE, and N), and partially onshore wind (0. Anytime there is strong onshore wind or swell, an otherwise safe inlet could be dangerous. Sediments drilled from beneath the Arabian Sea show that the summertime onshore winds in the region gained strength between 8 million and 9 million years ago, says John E. |
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