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Which option correctly compares pressure conditions of winter, summer and monsoon?

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Correct answer: High pressure over land in winter, low pressure over land in summer, and winds from sea to land during monsoon

In winter, the Indian landmass is relatively cooler and develops high pressure, so winds generally blow from land towards the sea. In summer, the land heats rapidly and develops low pressure. Monsoon winds then move from the sea towards this low-pressure area over land, carrying moisture. Option C is closest but reverses the monsoon wind direction. Exam tip: remember that heated land develops low pressure, while cooler land develops high pressure.

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Indian ClimateSeasonal PressureMonsoon WindsWinter SeasonSummer SeasonWind DirectionThe SeasonsClimate

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