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Winds that shift direction with the seasons are typically referred to as monsoon winds. These winds change based on temperature differences between land and sea, leading to distinct wet and dry seasons in affected regions. During summer, warm air over land creates low pressure, drawing moist air from the ocean, while in winter, the process reverses, leading to dry conditions. Monsoons are most commonly associated with South Asia but can occur in other parts of the world as well.

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