Why the winds move
During summer, intense heating over the Indian landmass helps create lower pressure relative to the surrounding seas. Moisture-bearing winds move towards the land.
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Why does the wind move inland?
THE LANDheats faster ↑
SO PRESSUREfalls over land ↓
THEN SEA AIRmoves inland →
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Lower pressure does not pull air like a rope. Air moves from the more crowded, high-pressure area to the lower-pressure area.
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So the sea breeze carries the moisture with it?
YOUR TURNWhy does the wind move inland in summer?
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