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Why is the south-west monsoon called a rain-bearing wind?
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Correct answer: Because it brings moisture from the sea
The south-west monsoon brings moisture from the sea. This moisture causes clouds and rainfall.
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Because it brings moisture from the sea
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The south-west monsoon brings moisture from the sea. This moisture causes clouds and rainfall.
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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Climate. Topic: Indian Monsoon.
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