Stratospheric Winds is a meteorological phenomenon denoting the persistent, large-scale air currents in the stratosphere, distinguished from tropospheric winds by their altitude, stability, and dominant zonal (west-to-east) flow influenced by radiative heating and planetary wave dynamics.
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