Every region has its own type of wind. Here you can find a library of local winds. You can select them by region, or by name.

Regions:
Europe | North America | South America | Africa | Asia | Middle east | Australia |

Names

A-Ch	Co-Le	Le-Sh	Si-Z
Abroholos	Contrastes	Levanto	Simoom
Anti-cyclone	Cordonazo	Leveccio	Simoon
Aspre	Coromell	Leveche	Simoun
Auster	Cockeyed Bob	Lips	Sirocco
Austru	Cyclone	Ljuka	Sky Sweeper
Autan	Diablo	Maestro	Solano
Bali	Downburst	Maloja	South Easter
Barat	Dust Devils	Matanuska	Southerly buster
Barber	Dzhani	Mauka	Squamish
Bayamo	Elephanta	Mesocyclone	Stikine
Belat	Etesian	Meltemi	Suestado
Bhoot	Euraquilo	Mistral	Suhaili
Bise	Euroclydon	Nasi	Sumatra
Black South Easter	Euros	Nortes	Sundowner
Blizzard	Foehn	Northeaster	Take
Blue Norther	Fremantle Doctor	Norther	Takn
Bora	Garigliano	Ostria	Taku
Boreas	Ghibli	Pali	Tehuentepecer
Brickfielder	Gregale	Pampero	Tornado
Brisa (Briza)	Grigale	Papagayos	Tramontana
Brisote	Guba	Piterak	Tropical storm
Bull's Eye Squall	Haboob	Poniente	Turnagain
Buran	Halny Wiatr	Pruga	Twister
Burga	Harmattan	Puelche	Typhoon
Canterbury Northwester	Hurricane	Purga	Vardar
Cape Doctor	Karaburan	Pyrn	Vent der Midi
Chabascos	Khamsin	Reshabar	White squall
Chamsin	Kharif	Rotetur	Williwaw
Chergui	Knik	Samiel	Willy-willy
Chili	Kona	Santa Ana	Zephyr
Chinook	Leste	Shamal	Zephyros
Chocolatero	Levante	Sharav	Zonda
Churada	Levanter	Sharki

A strong low pressure system over tropical or sub-tropical waters. See also: Introduction to the hurricane section Development of hurricanes

A violent whirlwind, forming because of high differences in temperature. See also: Introduction to Tornadoes

A nickname for a tornado. See also: Introduction to Tornadoes

Name for a hurricane near Japan. See also: Introduction to hurricanes

Final phase of a storm before becoming a hurricane. See also: Tropical storms

1. A hurricane in the South Pacific or Indian ocean 2. A low pressure center. See also: Introduction to hurricanes High/Low pressure centers

A high pressure center. Around this center the pressure is lower. High/Low pressure centers

A mesocyclone gets its rotation from strong winds coming from different directions at different attitudes high above the ground. When the combination of wind speeds and changing directions is right the air will rotate, causing a mesocyclone to form.

A strong low pressure system over tropical or sub-tropical waters. See also: Introduction to the hurricane section Development of hurricanes

A violent whirlwind, forming because of high differences in temperature. See also: Introduction to Tornadoes

A nickname for a tornado. See also: Introduction to Tornadoes

Name for a hurricane near Japan. See also: Introduction to hurricanes

Final phase of a storm before becoming a hurricane. See also: Tropical storms

1. A hurricane in the South Pacific or Indian ocean 2. A low pressure center. See also: Introduction to hurricanes High/Low pressure centers

A high pressure center. Around this center the pressure is lower. High/Low pressure centers

A mesocyclone gets its rotation from strong winds coming from different directions at different attitudes high above the ground. When the combination of wind speeds and changing directions is right the air will rotate, causing a mesocyclone to form.