The July wind blows from the sea to the land, and the Hawaiian high pressure rotates clockwise, throwing the wind to the west coast of the mainland. However, unlike the rainfall brought by the Azores High, the summer on the west coast of North America is dry and rainless.

In the entire dry west coast, the warm California Bay Area is so special. The Alaska warm current goes northward from the Golden Bay, all the way to the northwest of the polar region, reaches the Bering Strait, and even meets the Oyashio of the Kamchatka Peninsula.

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