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What is the wind that descends the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains called in the United States and Canada?
In North America, the wind that flows down the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains is called the Chinook. It is a local wind that provides a dramatic break from the winter cold. Because it brings heat and dryness to the plains of Alberta, Montana and Wyoming, it is one of the most famous and culturally significant winds in the region. ANSWER: (B) Chinook
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