South-winds Sentence Examples

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  • The winds which pass northward over India blow as south-easterly and easterly winds over the north-eastern part of the Gangetic plain, and as south winds up the Indus.

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  • This range acts as a " breakwater " to the clouds, arresting and condensing the moisture which is carried northwards by the south winds.

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  • The prevailing winds are westerly, with north-north-east and south winds in autumn and winter, and east winds in spring.

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  • The climate is dry and healthy, with high south winds from March till September.

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