Question

Why western lines are called roaring forties​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The roaring forties called so because Western winds move in both the hemispheres (northern and southern) between 35 to 60 degrees latitudes. In the southern hemisphere, these winds show a very stormy nature after 40 degree latitude. This remains constant in summer as well as in winter.

Answer 2

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Western winds move in both the hemispheres (northern and southern) between 35 to 60 degrees latitudes. ... In the olden days, sailors called them 'roaring forties', 'furious fifties' and 'crying sixties' since these winds create a very noisy atmosphere and were not favourable for them at all.

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