southeastward
IPA: saʊθˈistwɝd
noun
- The southeast
adjective
- In or toward the southeast
adverb
- Toward the southeast
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Examples of "southeastward" in Sentences
- Mona moved south southeastward and accelerated.
- It begins at and follows a generally southeastward course.
- The storm turned southeastward, and dissipated on the 24th.
- By this time, the storm had also begun a southeastward track.
- The Meu flows southeastward through the middle of the commune.
- It turned southeastward as the ridge to its north strengthened.
- The easternmost extremity of the spur extends southeastward from Mt.
- It then curves southeastward and crosses into the province of Pescara.
- A building anticyclone to its northwest forced the depression southeastward.
- The road then enters a suburban area as it continues to zigzag southeastward.
- But it's downhill from here as cold air from the northwest streams southeastward.
- Dominican authorities dropped a tropical storm warning Wednesday night from Cabo Francis Viejo southeastward to Cabo Engano.
- In particular, one very strong supercell thunderstorm moved southeastward across portions of Stanley, Jones, and Lyman counties.
- Over the next several days, an upper-level area of of low pressure (with a counter-clockwise circulation) will migrate southeastward from the Northern Plains.
- Arctic outbreak to follow Thursday storm: The models are fairly unified in suggesting frigid air will pour southeastward following Thursday's storm whether it's a hit or a miss.
- At the same time, Arctic air to the northwest builds southeastward, supplying cold air more than sufficient to support snow in the metro region after a brief period of rain and/or mixed precipitation at the onset.
- In general, it is comprised of a wedged-shaped series of unconsolidated layers of sands, clays and marls on a gently, southeastward dipping bedrock (80 to 100 feet per mile) which is 1,300 to 6,000 feet below the surface.
- The severe thunderstorms that tore through the Washington metro area on Sunday afternoon were fueled by a combination of historically hot and oppressively humid weather, and ignited by a cold front sliding east-southeastward.