Geography Que-Ans: [1 Marks Each]

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In winter there are dry and hot winds from the sub-Saharan deserts of equatorial West Africa to the Gulf of Guinea. This wind is known as "Hermeton". This wind warms the climate in Guyana. So this wind is known as Doctor there.

These winds are as dry and cold as the Mistral winds that blow from the Adiatric Sea to the Yugoslav coast.

These winds are local winds. In France, it is located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Northwest is from the plateaus on the northwest side. Which blows in winter. These winds are dry and cold.

Air moving in a direction parallel to the horizon with respect to the earth's surface is called "wind".

Aeration is also called "aeration". A large amount of air that is symmetrical in temperature and humidity is called "aeration".

The dusty winds that blow over the Sahara Desert to the north of Sicily and Italy are known as "Sirocco".

Airborne particles of different natures originating on different regions of the earth's surface do not mix easily when they meet. They meet each other; there a surface is formed separating the two.

The wind that blows in the same direction continuously for many months is known as permanent wind.

From the surface of the earth it constantly circulates in the direction of the horizon as well as in the upward direction. The air moving in the horizon direction is called wind and the air moving in the upward direction is called air currents.

Light or heavy pressure builds up on different regions of the earth's surface due to the effect of factors that change the air pressure. Such air pressures are known as pressure centers if the earth's surface is limited to a certain region or area.

The air pressure at the center of the cyclone is light.

The wind blowing towards Italy is known as Sirocco.

In June, hot winds in West Bengal are known as Norvester.

In both hemispheres, permanent winds blowing from poles to polar lows are called polar winds.

In some limited regions of the earth's surface, irregular surface land and water proximity, as well as their uneven warming and cooling process, cause local winds.

These local winds blowing in the month of Vaishakh cause severe loss of life and property. Hence he is known as Kala-Vaishakhi.

Vapor is generally lighter than air so the humid air pressure is lower.

There are a total of three short-circuit belts on the Earth's surface, one is the equatorial low pressure belt and two are the North Polar low pressure belt and the third is the South Polar low pressure belt.

The winds of Norvester are known as Kaal Vaishakhi.

According to American scientists, the wind in the northern hemisphere blows to its right and the wind blows to its left in the southern hemisphere.