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In countries that lie in or around the equator where there are to 2 seasons unlike other places

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Seasonal wind usually associated with warm temperature and heavy rains?

Monsoon.


What does the monsoon rains cause?

Heavy monsoon rain causes floods. Usually this happens in poor countries.


What is the seasonal rain that is usually associated with warm temperatures and heavy rains?

Monsoon


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Is monsoon a season or is it a storm?

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What a sudden heavy rain?

A sudden heavy rain is called a downpour or a squall and generally occur in monsoon climates which are located near the Equator. Monsoon rains are often violent, strong and sudden.


What is a sudden heavy rain?

A sudden heavy rain is called a downpour or a squall and generally occur in monsoon climates which are located near the Equator. Monsoon rains are often violent, strong and sudden.


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A. Monsoon Rains B. Deep Wells C. The Arabian Sea


When does a flood usually occur?

When it rains or snows continuously.


What is a major source of water for Indus civilizations?

Monsoon rains


What is the name for the heavy seasonal rains that drench India every spring?

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Are monsoon winds the strongest winds?

No. A monsoon has more to do with rain than with wind. A monsoon is a seasonal weather pattern found in some tropical areas in which most of the rainfall occurs in one season. Monsoon rains can be torrential, but are not necessarily accompanied by strong winds. The fastest winds on earth occur in tornadoes.