Question

Loo is an example of _______.
A. Hot and dry winds in Northern plains of India
B. Cold local winds 
C. Trade winds
D. None of these

Answer 1

Hint:
The wind is the movement of the air horizontally. The uneven heating of the earth's surface by the sun produces it. In the months of May and June, these winds are mainly encountered in the afternoon.
Complete answer:
The Loo is a strong, dry and hot afternoon wind from the west in the summer, blowing over the western Indo-Gangetic Plain region of North India and Pakistan. It is particularly strong in the months of May and June. Exposure to it also leads to lethal heat strokes because of its extremely high temperatures (45 °C–50 °C or 115 °F-120 °F). The technical words that signify the direction in which the wind is blowing are 'Windward' and 'leeward.' The direction upwind from the point of reference is windward.
From the point of reference, Leeward is the direction downwind (or downwards). The side of a ship toward the leeward is the side of the leeward. If the vessel is heeling under wind pressure, the "lower side." would be this.
Dust-laden winds are cold local winds and they produce cold wave conditions as they have a temperature below freezing point. Mistral, Bora, Northers, and so on are examples of cold local winds. Due to the Coriolis impact and Ferrel's rule, trade winds are primarily induced. They blast in the northern hemisphere like north-eastern trade, and in the southern hemisphere like south-eastern trade. Therefore, Loo is an example of hot and dry winds in India's northern plains.
Therefore, the correct answer is A

Note: The local variation in temperature and pressure induces local winds. There are four types of hot, cold, traditional and sloping local winds. In a smaller area, they blow during a certain time of day or year and these winds impact only the smaller areas. In the lowest levels of the troposphere, these winds are located.