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Give two points of difference between the Arabian Sea branch and the Bay of Bengal branch of South-West Monsoon Winds.
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| Arabian Sea branch of South-West Monsoon Winds | Bay of Bengal branch of South-West Monsoon Winds |
|---|---|
| It enters Indian landmass after blowing over a vast open sea. During this period, it collects a lot of moisture. | It travels a shorter distance and carries less moisture. |
| It hits against the Western Ghats as soon as it blows over the land. | It has to travel a long distance over land before it hits against the mountains. |
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