1. downslope - Noun
2. downslope - Adjective
3. downslope - Adverb
a downward slope or bend
Source: WordNetA bizarre weather setup to start the week has seen winds streaming downslope out of the Cascade Mountains, causing fires to blow up in the Pacific Northwest. Source: Internet
As erosion continued, deterioration of the spillway occurred both upslope and downslope. Source: Internet
And you look at where he drove it on Sunday, the golf course was not nearly as fast as they wanted, not nearly as firm, no wind, and he still got it within 80 yards, 90 yards of the green, and it had that downslope. Source: Internet
The lava lake is dropping as it travels downslope toward Leilani Estates, triggering at least 14 eruptions so far. Source: Internet
Terrain effects can cause strong localized acceleration of the wind through gaps and where winds blow downslope. Source: Internet
Downslope factors Water flowing downhill ultimately encounters downstream conditions slowing movement. Source: Internet