What causes a monsoon?

Answer 1

According to experts, monsoons are usually caused by shifting in wind directions due to changes in climate temperatures. Most often are monsoon occurrences observed during rainy seasons in Asia.

Answer 2

In areas such as Southern Asia, winds blow from land to ocean most of the year, making the climate dry. However, during certain months of the year, the winds begin to blow from the ocean to the land making the air moist. This moist ocean air is what causes the monsoon rains over many countries.

Answer 3

Monsoons are caused by temperature differences between land and ocean. During summer, land heats up faster than water, creating low pressure over land and drawing in moisture-laden air from over the ocean. This moist air rises, cools, and releases heavy rainfall.

Answer 4

the large area of land gradually cools down, which makes low temperatures. as it drops atmospheric pressure grows. the cold air from the dropping temperature glides away some where else.

Answer 5

moonsoons are by the wind direction and it can cause a lot of damage

Answer 6

Warm, moist air from the ocean is lifted into the high mountains where it cools and condenses. these " ripe " clouds then drop their precipitation in the valleys on the other side

Answer 7

it CAn Cause heavy rain.....

Answer 8

rain