‘Westerly Jet Stream’ is a fast-flowing, narrow corridor of very strong winds, with speeds in excess of 200km/h and sometimes surpassing 300 km/h. Westerly jets appear in the winter season over the northern half of the Indian region with its core streaming invariably between 25°N and 30°N. These latitudes are not sacrosanct and the roaring belt is subject to gains and drops in the latitudes. These howling winds are the atmospheric streams of speedy winds, prevalent in…
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Howling Jet Stream Winds, Turbulent And Bumpy Rides Of Aviation
