Weather in the southwest of the US comes inland from the Pacific Ocean. The large mountain ranges in California extract moisture from the atmosphere in the form of rain and snow, leaving very dry air to pass on to the southwest states, resulting in deserts there.
The same happens in the State of Washington and Oregon . . . the weather comes in from the Pacific Ocean, and the Cascade Mountains extract rain and snow, leaving central Washington and central Oregon dry places. In Oregon, the result is referred to as the high desert. Agriculture occurs, though, by irrigating crops with water from the great Columbia River.
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WEST and EST
Southwest :)
The Himalayas are there. They are very high mountains.
The Himalayas are there. They are very high mountains.
The Western United States is the most diverse region in terms of geographic features and climate. It includes deserts, mountains, forests, coastal areas, and a variety of climates ranging from arid in the southwest to temperate in the northwest.
As you travel from east to west in the Southwest, the climate generally becomes drier. The eastern part of the Southwest, closer to the Gulf of Mexico, tends to be more humid with higher precipitation, while the western part, closer to the Pacific Ocean, is more arid with lower rainfall. This shift in climate is influenced by factors like elevation changes and mountain ranges.
No, Ukraine is located southwest of the Ural Mountains. The Ural Mountains run north to south, separating the European and Asian parts of Russia. Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe.
The San Andres Mountains are located in south-central New Mexico, just west of White Sands National Monument.
The mountains elevations to the west cause temperature changes
the five regions are southwest...midwest...northeast...west...east