Winds from the high pressure area to the Mediterranean Sea are:

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Trade winds. Winds moving from high pressure belts to the Mediterranean Sea are called Trade winds. These winds blow from 300 north and south hemisphere or subtropical high pressure areas to equatorial low air pressure zones, throughout the year. In both hemispheres, the permanent air moving from subtropical high pressure zone to sub-polar low pressure zone is called westerly wind. The winds whose movement changes with the change of season or time, are called seasonal winds. Such as, Monsoon winds, land and sea winds (Breezes) etc.

Winds from the high pressure area to the Mediterranean Sea are:

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