Wind - is caused by a difference in air-pressure between two regions. Wind always blows towards a region of low-pressure. In deserts, the hot sand causes the air above it to heat up - and rise. This creates a low-pressure area - causing wind - as the air around the area tries to 'level out'.
Sand and dust storms are prominent at times in the deserts as the surface is so dry and there are few plants to anchor the soil.
yes
Not that much
its so windy
Desert+Dosen't Rain+ Desert+Sunny+ Desert+Sand Storms= Texas Or Arazonia
Depending on what type of desert, the atmosphere is usually dry, and sometimes windy. In a desert such as the Sahara, the weather is hot and dusty, although cooler at night. In a desert like Antarctica, the weather is extremely cold and windy.
the heat is intents
The climate of the southwest desert is hot, arid (dry) and perhaps slightly windy.
dry,windy and no water tyoe of envciroment
The deserts of Mexico can be windy during the spring and sometimes winter or during the summer monsoon when thunderstorms are common late in the day.
The desert area they lived in was hot, dry, and windy, with cold nights.
The climate of an oasis depends on the climate of the surrounding desert. If the desert is hot, the oasis will be hot. If the desert is cool or cold, so is the oasis. If it is raining or windy in the surrounding desert, it will be the same in the oasis.
it is because it is a very dry and windy place
No. It can be windy but that is not a constant situation any more than wind is a best description of most every other area of the world.