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What are the monsoons? How are they formed? Class 7

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What are the monsoons? How are they formed? Class 7

What are the monsoons? How are they formed? Class 7

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Monsoons are seasonal winds that bring heavy rainfall to India, crucial for agriculture. They are formed due to temperature differences between land and sea. In summer, the land heats up faster than the ocean, creating low pressure over land. The hot air move towards ocean and the moist air from ocean move towards land. This draws moist air from the ocean, resulting in rain. The southwest monsoon, arriving around June.

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