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What is India's pressure belt

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Answered by annathuraiprakash40
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INDIA LIES IN THE REGION OF NORTH EASTERLY WINDS. THESE WINDS ORIGINATE FROM THE SUB TROPICALHIGH PRESSURE BELT OF THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE. THEY BLOW SOUTH GET DEFLECTED TO THE RIGHT DUE TO THE CORIOLIS FORCE AND MOVE ON TOWARDS THE EQUATORIAL LOW PRESSURE AREA.

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Answered by vishakha2007
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Lies between 10°N and 10°S latitudes.

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This belt happens to be the zone of convergence of trade winds from two hemispheres from sub-tropical high pressure belts. This belt is also called the Doldrums, because of the extremely calm air movements. The position of the belt varies with the apparent movement of the Sun.

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