- a method of observing upper-air currents, using signals from a specially designed balloon equipped with radar or a radio-direction finder
- the winds so observed
Origin of rawin
from ra(dio) win(d)rawin
ra·win
noun
Rawin is a way of watching air currents using specially equipped balloons with radar or radio transmissions.
An example of rawin is the process that would be used by a scientist to research wind currents.
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