[Answer] 4. This wind blows in the Pacific Northwest of Canada and America, and takes its name from the...

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...1. The Comanche 2. The Apache 3. The Chinook 4. The Iroquois The Chinook arises where the plains and prairies meet various mountain ranges. The wind flows off the mountains' eastern slopes and is capable of melting 30cms of snow in a few hours. And it doesn't just melt, it evaporates in a process known as 'sublimation', leaving no puddles behind. Hence the name 'Snow Eater'. The wind can cause huge changes in temperature in a matter of minutes. In 1972 in Montana, the temperature rose from -48c to +9c in a few minutes. The Chinook can last from a few days to several weeks, and whereas in winter it can provide some welcome relief from the cold, at other times it can cause dust storms and fires, and people may suffer from headaches and sleeplessness.

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The Chinook:

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