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ELI5: Why is it so hard to breathe when there’s air blowing directly in your face?

I’ve found that it’s hard to breathe when there’s fast air blowing in your face (high winds outside, blow dryer). Why does this happen?
gpt
The wind creates a lower pressure around your nose. This lower pressure means a smaller pressure difference when inhaling. This means it requires more diaphragm energy to take in the same amount of air.