What makes a breezeway breezy?

Factual Questions
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I know this probably sounds like a why park on the driveway and drive on the parkway question, but so what…ed zotti is a friend of mine.

I have two storage buildings attached by a breezeway. The wind *always * blows through there at a good clip. Even when there is no distinct breeze anywhere else there is always a good stiff wind through that thing. I think I have some vague idea as to why it is so breezy in the breezeway but I thought the teeming thousands would probably give me a better answer.

Note* Including the subject, I managed to use the word breeze or derivation there of, seven times during this post.

One of the few to be personally welcomed to this board by Ed Zotti.

Yours truly,
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Your buildings are probably arranged to get a good venturi effect. The breeze that is barely perceptable on open ground has get around the space the buildings take up so it has to move a little faster in the breezeway and less noticably around the outside of the building. It may appear to be counterintuitive but restricting the area a fluid flows through causes it to flow faster near the restriction.