What does ESE stand for?

East-Southeast

East-Southeast (ESE) is a compass direction that lies midway between east and southeast on the compass rose, specifically at a bearing of 112.5 degrees from north. This direction is often used in navigation, meteorology, and various fields requiring precise directional measurements. It represents a standard intercardinal direction, providing a more nuanced understanding of orientation than the four cardinal directions alone.

In meteorology, ESE is particularly significant when describing wind directions, storm paths, or the movement of weather systems. For instance, a wind coming from the ESE would typically bring different weather conditions compared to one from the northeast or south-southeast. This specificity aids in accurate weather forecasting and maritime navigation, where understanding subtle directional differences can be crucial for safety and efficiency.

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