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why do rain bearing winds from over the ocean blow towards the land in summer

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Answered by sunmoon28

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In summer, near the equator the land becomes warm and the temperature of the air increases. This causes the air from the ocean to blow towards the land. These are known as summer monsoon winds.

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Answered by PM24680

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In summer near the equator the land becomes warm and temperature of the air increases. This causes the air from the ocean(cool) to blow towards the land, also known as summer monsoon-winds.

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