a) What is the monsoon? b) and what causes it?

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Monsoon - In olden times is known as the seasonal reversing wind - followed by the corresponding variation in the precipitation but now a days it is commonly known for its seasonal variation in the atmospheric circulation & rain-related by non-symmetric heating up of sea and land .

In India monsoon is mostly accountable for its annual rainfall. Monsoon is also responsible for rainfall in other countries.

Monsoon is caused due to the alteration in annual temperature over the land areas and the sea .In the summer season, the land is generally warmer than the ocean which causes the air abve the land to become heated and as they become lighter they get up and a low pressure area is created, Then the cooler air from ocean goes to fill the gap in land areas and this cause rain

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