Geography · Climatology
What is the direct consequence of the altered land-sea temperature gradient, induced by Northern Hemisphere cooling, on the Indian Monsoon?
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- 1It enhances the natural formation of polar stratospheric clouds.
- 2It causes a widespread warming phenomenon across the Northern Hemisphere.
- 3It significantly strengthens the westerly wind system over the Indian Ocean.
- 4It potentially reduces the predictability and strength of the monsoon.✓
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It potentially reduces the predictability and strength of the monsoon.
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