Where on Earth do the winds always blow from the South?

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Explanation:

The north pole

Explanation:

If you are exactly at the South pole - then all winds come from the North AND (weirdly) head off TOWARDS the North. Similarly at the North pole - all winds come from the South AND (weirdly) head off TOWARDS the South.

It doesn’t matter which way the wind is actually moving because at those points, the only valid direction is towards or away from the pole. This is more about the abstractions of mathematics and how we choose to do cartography than it is about the wind.

So if this is a puzzle or a trick question - then either of the poles will be the answer (although since meteorologists name winds according to the direction they are coming FROM - then the answer should probably be “The North Pole”.

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