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Why is the amount of water vapour higher in monsoonal regions?

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Correct answer: Because moist maritime air and high temperature increase evaporation

Answer: A. Monsoon circulation commonly transports moist maritime air from warm oceanic areas toward land. Warm surfaces receive energy that promotes evaporation from the sea, soil and vegetation, and the winds carry the resulting water vapour over large regions. When this moist air rises and cools, condensation produces clouds and may lead to rainfall. A is correct because it combines the two important causes: a moisture source and atmospheric transport, supported by warm conditions that increase evaporation. B is wrong because monsoon winds are not characterised only by dry air. C is wrong because the Sun continues to rise during the monsoon season; cloudiness does not mean the Sun disappears. D is wrong because oxygen does not vanish from the atmosphere. Memory cue: monsoon moisture comes mainly from warm water surfaces plus winds that transport the vapour.

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