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What are the dominant surface winds called in the Hadley cells (0-30 degrees latitude)? These are the very steady winds that blow from east to west near the equator and helped the Europeans to sail to
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What are the dominant surface winds called in the Hadley cells (0-30 degrees latitude)? These are the very steady winds that blow from east to west near the equator and helped the Europeans to sail to the America's to buy, sell, and barter goods with the inhabitants there.

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NorthEasterly Trade winds

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