Explanation:
Snow squalls are intense, short-lived snowstorms with strong winds, heavy snow, and low visibility, often associated with intense convection, convergence, and rapidly cooling air.
Explanation:
The leeward side of the Western Ghats receives low rainfall due to the rain shadow effect, creating semi-arid conditions in the Deccan Plateau.
Explanation:
Polar continental air masses are cold and dry, originating over snow-covered landmasses in polar or subarctic regions. They bring cold, stable, and dry weather.
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