Hunting becomes impossible when the sirocco winds blow from the desert.

The planet has at least one ocean and a desert from which fierce sirocco winds blow across the surface.

"A hot dry sirocco wind blowing from the western high desert."

The word is related to the name for the dry sirocco wind that blows from the Sahara, comparable to the equivalent Catalan word, "xaloc".

Sea breezes may mitigate the heat, but sometimes the sirocco winds reverse the trend.

No, no rain, it's a dry hot wind, sirocco wind.

During the Southern Hemisphere's summer, which corresponds to the northern winter, the dominant influence on the climate is the warm sirocco winds blowing out of the northeast.

Black Monday, 27 February 1865 - a "sirocco" wind brought sandstorms to Melbourne, Australia affecting Sandhurst and Castlemaine.

On 23 July, in Corsica, the heat was exceptional: 44 degrees, very dry air and a very strong sirocco wind.

Auster was, in Roman mythology, the embodiment of the sirocco wind who brought heavy cloud cover and fog or humidity.