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    In Korea, the start of summer is marked with the phenomenon called Jangma, a rainy season which comes once every year and generally lasts from mid-June until the end of July.

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    The East Asian monsoon is a monsoonal flow that carries moist air from the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean to East Asia, where seasonal rain is formed and travels back and forth around the Korean Peninsula. It is believed that the word Jangma originates from the 1500¡¯s, when the Chinese word for ¡°long¡± and the word meaning ¡°rain¡± were combined.

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    What Is a Monsoon?

    A monsoon is a shift in winds that often causes a very rainy season or a very dry season. Although monsoons are usually associated with parts of Asia, they can happen in many tropical and subtropical regions – including several locations in the United States.

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    When people think of a monsoon, they often think of heavy rains that pour down for weeks. While a rainy season is part of a monsoon, a monsoon is more than just rain. In fact, monsoons can also cause dry weather. Monsoons are caused by a change in the direction of the wind that happens when the seasons change. In fact, even the word monsoon comes from the Arabic word mausim, which means ¡°season.¡±

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    What causes a monsoon?

    A monsoon is caused by a seasonal shift in the winds. The winds shift because the temperature of the land and the temperature of the water are different as seasons change. For example, at the beginning of summer, the land warms up faster than bodies of water. Monsoon winds always blow from cold to warm. In the summer, warm air rising off the land creates conditions that reverse the direction of the wind.

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