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Where does the Chinook wind blows?

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Answer 1

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Chinook is the warm and dry local wind blowing on the leeward side or eastern side of Rockies (Prairies). Chinook is more common in winter and early spring from Colorado to British Columbia in Canada. The winds after descending through eastern slopes of the Rockies have warmed adiabatically. So during the winter season with the arrival of chinook the temperature of the area rises by 4-22 degree Celsius melting up of the ground snow. Therefore chinook is known as SNOW EATER.

Answer 2

Answer:

Chinook is the warm and dry local wind blowing on the leeward side or eastern side of Rockies (Prairies). Chinook is more common in winter and early spring from Colorado to British Columbia in Canada. The winds after descending through eastern slopes of the Rockies have warmed adiabatically. So during the winter season with the arrival of chinook the temperature of the area rises by 4-22 degree Celsius melting up of the ground snow. Therefore chinook is known as SNOW EATER

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