Science, asked by vaghelaanita338, 5 months ago

Give reason for the following statement.
2. The winds flow from the sea towards the land in summer.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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As a result, the winds blow from the sea onto the land in summer (the wet monsoon), since the air flows from higher to lower pressure. In winter, the air flows from the land out to the sea (the dry monsoon) since the land cools, forming higher pressure inland.

Answered by Anonymous
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\toDuring summers, the temperature over sea is low.

\toThis creates high pressure area over the sea.

\toThe temperature over land is high creating low pressure area.

\toSince the winds blow from high pressure to low pressure areas, winds in summer season blow from the sea to land.

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