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Which of the following statements are correct?

  1. The isobaric pattern over India shows pressure increasing from south to north in winter.

  2. Northeasterly winds blow over the Bay of Bengal during the cold weather season.

  3. High-pressure zones are stronger in the south due to higher temperature.

A1 & 2

B2 & 3

C1 & 3

DAll are correct

Answer:

A. 1 & 2

Read Explanation:

  • High pressure is stronger in the north due to landmass cooling.

  • Hence, Statement 3 is incorrect.


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