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A '''light breeze''' is a [[wind]] of force 2 on the [[Beaufort Scale]], ranging in strength from 4 to 6 [[knot (unit)|knots]]. Winds of this strength can be felt on skin and can make small leaves and twigs rustle. It produces a more visible drift in |
A '''light breeze''' is a [[wind]] of force 2 on the [[Beaufort Scale]], ranging in strength from 4 to 6 [[knot (unit)|knots]]. Winds of this strength can be felt on skin and can make small leaves and twigs rustle. It produces a more visible drift in chimney smoke than [[Light air]](one scale down on the Beaufort scale), a light breeze will create small wavelets and crests have a glassy appearance and don't break. |
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Light breeze causes a pleasant cool feeling, particularly on moderately [[temperature|warm]] days. |
Light breeze causes a pleasant cool feeling, particularly on moderately [[temperature|warm]] days. |
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A light breeze is a wind of force 2 on the Beaufort Scale, ranging in strength from 4 to 6 knots. Winds of this strength can be felt on skin and can make small leaves and twigs rustle. It produces a more visible drift in chimney smoke than Light air(one scale down on the Beaufort scale), a light breeze will create small wavelets and crests have a glassy appearance and don't break. Light breeze causes a pleasant cool feeling, particularly on moderately warm days.
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