What are double daily wind cycles?

Double daily wind cycles are when wind changes direction twice a day, like how you switch sides during a game of tag.

Imagine you're on a playground, and the wind is your friend. In the morning, it pushes you gently from one side, that's like the first part of the cycle. By afternoon, it changes direction and starts pushing you from the other side, that’s the second part of the cycle.

Think about how the wind feels when you're outside. In the morning, maybe it's blowing from behind you as you ride your bike. But by the time you get home, it might be blowing against you, making it harder to pedal. That’s a double daily wind cycle in action, two changes of direction, once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

It's like having a friend who plays tag with you twice a day, first chasing you, then letting you chase them!