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Why does Loo blow more in the northern plains during summer?

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Correct answer: Because intense heating creates hot dry winds

The direct answer is option D: intense heating creates hot, dry winds. In summer, the northern plains receive very strong sunlight. The land becomes hotter than the nearby air, and the hot surface warms the air above it. The region also has little moisture during this period, so the air remains dry. These very hot, dry and often dusty winds are called loo. Thus the reasoning is: strong summer sunshine → very hot land → hot, dry air → loo. Option A is wrong because winter is not permanent in the northern plains; summer is the season in which loo blows. Option B is wrong because a cool sea breeze is not the cause of loo, and the northern plains are inland. Option C is wrong because daily snowfall does not occur there in summer; snowfall would cool the air rather than create loo. Option D is correct because it states the actual process of heating and drying. Remember: loo means hot, dry summer wind, especially in the northern plains.

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