Yes.
No, the western United States does not have tundra except in small areas on the highest mountains. The west is primarily desert and semiarid grasslands with mountain forests.
If you are referring to the midwest of the United States, there are no true deserts there. In some states there are some areas of semiarid grasslands.
Deserts and grasslands are west of the Mississippi River.
Air rises at the equator, carrying with it moisture from the tropics. The moisture falls as rain between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. The dry, heavy air then sinks around 30 degrees north and south. Dry sinking air suppresses the formation of rain storms and deserts form.
Most deserts are west of the Rocky Mountains.
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The Andes block moisture from the Atlantic Ocean and Amazon basin from reaching the west coast areas of South America, resulting in the formation of rainshadow deserts such as the Atacama and Sechura.
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Two South American deserts are located on the west coast of that continent - the Atacama and the Sechura Deserts. Other deserts are located in the interior or on the Caribbean coast.
The atmospheric flow is generally from west to east in the United States. Therefore, moisture from the Pacific Ocean is blocked by the Sierra Nevadas and other mountain ranges in the west from entering the interior so rain shadow deserts are formed. See the image above.
East and west deserts