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1:The Trade winds blow in the tropics between the sub tropical high pressure belt to the equatorial low pressure belt between 30°N and 30°S.
2:Trade winds are warm winds and hence they pick up moisture and bring heavy rainfall on the eastern sides of the tropical islands.
3:They are deflected to the right of their course in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere. Thus in the Northern Hemisphere, they are called North Trades and in the Southern Hemisphere they are called South-East Trades.
4Trade winds blow regularly at a constant speed.
5:They are associated with constant depressions and cyclones.
Trade winds are also known as permanent or constant winds. The only exception is that they are replaced by the Monsoon winds in the Indian and the Pacific Ocean.
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Characteristics that can be cited are: high humidity, high temperature, constant speed, can blow at high or low pressure, can cause strong storms.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • Trade winds is the term used to describe the displacement of large air masses with specific characteristics.
  • These characteristics are high temperature, high humidity, and constant speed.
  • Although this type of wind occurs more in regions of low atmospheric pressure, it may occur in regions of high atmospheric pressure.

Trade Winds are capable of causing strong storms, mainly due to their humid nature. These storms can be seen in north-eastern Ghana frequently, on account of these winds.

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