The two winds that set the rhythm of a day on the Benaco: the Pelèr drains from the north in the dark hours, the Ora runs up the lake in the afternoon. They never coexist — they take turns.
The Pelèr: Lake Garda’s morning wind — What the Pelèr is, when it arrives, where it blows hardest and how to see it coming the day before — with data measured by stations on the lake, not just theory.
The Ora del Garda: the afternoon thermal wind — What the Ora is, when it switches on, why it is stronger in the north and why it is the wind people learn on — with what the lake stations actually show.