The term is often used in sailing to describe a boat's position relative to the wind.

Sailing Context

Windward areas often receive more rain and have cooler climates than leeward sides.

Weather Influences

When moving windward, be aware of obstacles that the wind might be pushing you towards.

Hidden Obstacles

Being windward in a race or competition can give you an advantage over others.

Advantageous Position

Moving windward usually requires extra energy or effort, as you're going against the wind.

Effort Required

The windward side can act as a shield from storms and winds for areas behind it.

Protective Side

The windward side of geographical features can create distinct microclimates.

Microclimate Creation

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Windward

Sailing Context

Weather Influences

Hidden Obstacles

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