what are western disturbances? over which area do they blow?
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Western disturbances are the trough of hot winds generated from Mediterranean region they blow from Western Thar region towards mainland
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A "western disturbance" is a "storm" that originates from the "Mediterranean region". The storm causes unseasonable rain during the winters in the "northwestern region" of the "Indian subcontinent".
The moisture in the storm is a result of the Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean sea and this moisture comes down in the form of rain. Western disturbances sometimes cause disasters and might result into floods and sometimes other bigger problems.
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