why is there heavy rainfall in the western himalayas
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Within the regions where western disturbances are felt, condensation occurs in upper air levels, and, as a result, precipitation is much greater over the high mountains. During that season snow accumulates around the Himalayan high peaks, and precipitation is greater in the west than the east.
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Within the regions where western disturbances are felt, condensation occurs in upper air levels, and, as a result, precipitation is much greater over the high mountains. During that season snow accumulates around the Himalayan high peaks, and precipitation is greater in the west than the east.
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