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How are monsoon winds different from other winds

Monsoon are seasonal winds that are a result of the differential heating of land masses and the oceans on the surface of earth, that blow from one direction during certain period of the year and then reverses its direction during the remaining part of the year they contains a huge amount of moisture. In fact when monsoon start, it brings humidity from sea to land and this humidity get cold and makes a lot of rain.

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MONSOON WINDS ARE THE WINDS WHICH COME FROM SEAS AND CONTAIN A LOTS OF MOISTURE AND THUS CAUSE RAIN. ORDINARY WINDS DONT CONTAIN SO MUCH MOISTURE

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in summer land gets hotter faster than the sea . And the wind near coean contains mositure in them. So ,to fill he gap when hot air rises the moist wind comes to fill the space with water and then it rains. it is also important for farmes for harvesting .

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