The warm and dry winds that blow down the steep valleys in japan are called
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The warm and dry winds that blow down the Steep Valleys in Japan are called Zonda.
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- The Zonda winds are hot, humid and dry winds that start in the Andes Mountain slope of the country Argentina, in South America.
- These winds are formed due to the warm seawater of the Pacific Ocean in summer time.
- It blows in the west direction and reaches the country Japan.
- The winds will have the same property of the warmness and dryness as in Argentina and it usually blows down to the Steep Valley of Japan.
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The warm and dry winds that blow down the steep valleys in japan are called as Yamo.
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- Yamo is a dry wind that often carrying dust and exceeds a speed of 240 km/hr. It the warm and dry wind that blows down the steep slopes and valleys of the ranges and descends in the floors of the country in summer months. Being a local warm, it's warm and humid raising the temperature of the nearby lands. It blows in the months of May to July.
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