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Air over warm oceans in parts of the world such as the Indian Ocean collects moisture extremely fast. The moisture dense air creates clouds quickly which move inland due to prevailing wind direction. The extreme moisture content falls on the land masses adjacent to the ocean in large amounts. The resulting high humidity and moisture breeds thunderstorms and extreme weather patterns.

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Short Video Explaining Monsoon formation around Southeast Asia, its importance and impact

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When you hear the word "monsoon," images of floods and torrential rains may come to mind. But monsoons can also include intense periods of dryness. A monsoon is a seasonal change in wind and rain patterns observed in certain parts of the world.

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Pressure differentials and air mass movement of summer and winter monsoons in Southeast Asia. (http://www.physicalgeography.net/fundamentals/7o.html)

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A monsoon is a change in the prevailing winds of a region. They are the main cause of wet and dry seasons and are most common throughout the Indian Ocean. Monsoons in Southeast Asia are broken into 2 categories, summer and  winter.

Summer monsoon brings heavy rainfall between the months of April and September to many Asian countries that rely on this season for agriculture success. Weather patterns often occur from the southwest.

Winter monsoon runs from approximately October to April. Winds come predominately from the northeast. It is less known because of the lack of charismatic frequent weather changes, compared to Summer monsoon, which greatly defines most of what the tropics is known for, hot,humid weather. (http://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/monsoon/)