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fomenos
3 years ago
11

What winds are found closest to the equator

Biology
1 answer:
olganol [36]3 years ago
5 0

Trade winds

Explanation:

The trade winds are the closest winds found at the equator. They are prevailing winds usually found 0 - 30°N and S of the equator.

  • The trade winds are easterlies that are deflected due to Coriolis effect from east to west direction.
  • These winds blows from north east in the northern hemisphere and from the south east in the southern hemisphere.
  • The north east trade wind is cold and dry with no precipitation.
  • In West Africa, it brings wind blow dust from the Sahara.
  • The south east trade wind brings the wet season as it is moisture laden.

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