In South Asia, there are monsoons. A monsoon is a seasonal wind that brings rain. What does this often cause?

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Chaz Preston

29 October, 17:55

In South Asia, there are monsoons. A monsoon is a seasonal wind that brings rain. What does this often cause?

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Lilian Mcfarland · Answer 1

Answer:The summer and the winter monsoons determine the climate for most of India and South Asia. The summer monsoon is associated with heavy rainfall. As winter ends, warm, moist air from the southwest Indian Ocean heads towards South Asia; the summer monsoon brings humidity and torrential rainfall.