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The foehn is a warm, dry airflow that sweeps down the northern side of the Alps, usually during early winter or spring. The foehn is sometimes called the “wicked wind” because of the ill effects it often has on people in Switzerland and southern Germany. This wind results from differing air pressures on the northern and southern
