Africa Wind is a term used to describe the combination of three distinct winds that affect the continent of Africa. The first wind is the SIROCCO, a hot and dry wind originating in the SAHARA Desert and blowing across North Africa and the Mediterranean Sea. The second wind is the ISAK, a cold and dry wind originating in the interior of the continent and blowing southward. Finally, the third wind is the SAHARA, a hot and dry wind originating in the desert and blowing across the continent. Together, these three winds create the unique climate of Africa.