Explanation:
A microburst is a strong downward burst of wind from a thunderstorm, often associated with heavy rain and hail, and can cause significant damage at the surface.
Explanation:
The polar regions receive low-angle solar radiation, spreading sunlight over a large area and reducing the energy per unit area, resulting in extremely cold temperatures year-round.
Explanation:
The Western Ghats receive high rainfall during the Southwest Monsoon due to the orographic effect, with the moist winds rising over the mountains.
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