In winds that come from oceans, the factor present in higher amounts compared to winds from land is water vapor. Here's why:
1. Oceans are vast bodies of water, and they have high levels of water vapor in the air above them due to evaporation.
2. When winds blow over the oceans, they pick up this moisture, leading to higher humidity levels in the air compared to winds that come from land.
3. On the other hand, winds from land may not have as much water vapor because there is less water surface area for evaporation to occur.
So, in summary, water vapor is present in higher amounts in winds coming from oceans than in winds coming from land due to the moisture content in the air above the water bodies.
