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Why is the Indian monsoon considered a wind system rather than only rainfall?

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Correct answer: Because it involves seasonal changes in air pressure, wind direction and humidity

A monsoon is a seasonal wind system. Unequal heating of land and sea changes pressure conditions and causes a seasonal shift in wind direction. These winds carry moisture from the sea and produce rainfall. Therefore, rainfall is an important result of the monsoon, not its complete definition. Option B is a close distractor because rainfall amount alone does not describe the monsoon wind system. Exam tip: identify a monsoon by the seasonal change in wind direction.

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Indian MonsoonClimateSeasonal WindsAir PressureWind DirectionHumidityGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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