👉 Counterwind is a term used in meteorology and physics to describe the motion of air as it moves over other moving objects, such as land or water. The term was coined by physicist George F. Simmons in 1924 and has since become widely recognized. In simple terms, counterwinds are winds that move opposite each other, creating a strong sense of pressure difference between the two wind directions. This phenomenon is often described as "counteracting" one direction to create the opposite effect
