How does the 120-day wind affect the Sistan region of Iran?

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The "120-day" wind is a notable summer weather pattern in the Sistan region of Iran. Generated by low-pressure systems in Pakistan, this seasonal wind is characterized by its significant intensity, capable of reaching velocities as high as 70 miles (110 km) per hour.1