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‘Moisture conveyor belt’ fuels extreme habagat rains, study finds

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‘Moisture conveyor belt’ fuels extreme habagat rains, study finds
‘Moisture conveyor belt’ fuels extreme habagat rains, study finds
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ most extreme southwest monsoon, or habagat, rains are more likely when a tropical cyclone northeast of the country combines with strengthened monsoon winds and a huge stream of moisture stretching thousands of kilometers from the Indian Ocean to the western Pacific, a new study fo
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