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Un viento súbito muy fuerte y racheado, acompañado o no de precipitaciones, propio del mar Cantábrico, y que corta de manera brusca y súbita un tiempo apacible y generalmente caluroso, se denomina:A sudden, very strong, gusty wind, with or without rain, typical of the Cantabrian Sea, abruptly ending calm hot weather, is called:

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Correct answer: c) Galerna.

Why it is correct

The galerna is the sudden summer gale of the Cantabrian Sea.

Why the others are not

  • a) Warm SW.
  • b) Gulf of Lion.
  • d) Warm SE.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Sudden Cantabrian: galerna.

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