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Monsoons behave like seasonal winds that reverse direction, characterized by a shift from dry air to moist air. They typically bring heavy rainfall during specific months, primarily affecting regions in South Asia, Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa and Australia. This seasonal pattern is driven by temperature differences between land and ocean, significantly influencing local climates and agricultural practices.

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3d ago

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