| LEEWARD | Direction in which the wind is blowing (7) |
| AUSTRALIA | Country in which the wind instrument the didgeridoo originates (9) |
| LEETIDE | It flows in the direction the wind is blowing: 2 wds. |
| TACK | Course of a sailing ship in relation to the side of the sail against which the wind is blowing (4) |
| LEESHORE | Strip of coast towards which the wind is blowing (3,5) |
| HEADING | The direction in which a seagoing vessel's bow is pointing; the title of an article, chapter, document or page; or, the adit, drift or gallery of a mine (7) |
| VANE | It points in the direction the wind is blowing |
| NOREAST | Direction in which senator is running (7) |
| TORNADO | The wind, darn, is blowing through, also (7) |
| MILEAGE | Distance myself: the gale, I find, is blowing in (7) |
| IVE | "The snow is snowing and the wind is blowing; But I can weather the storm; What do I care how much i |
| LEETIDES | Currents in the sea that flow the same way as the wind is blowing (3,5) |
| BEARING | Direction in which Russian icon laps circuit (7) |
| ANEMOMETER | Tests which way the wind is blowing for good measure at the Met (10) |
| THESTORM | "The snow is snowing and the wind is blowing; But I can weather ...; What do I care how much it may |
| HANGGLIDER | Article on horse left in winter coat, for instance? Right, and a flyer depending on which way the wind is blowing (4,6) |
| LEEBOARD | Movable plate attached to the hull of a sailing boat, used for steering when the wind is blowing on the opposite side (8) |
| VANES | Rooftop items that show which way the wind is blowing |
| SSE | Which way the wind is blowing: abbr. |
| WEATHERVANE | It shows which way the wind is blowing when even a wreath disintegrates |
