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Climate of India

ICSE · Class 10 · Geography

Summary of Climate of India for ICSE Class 10 Geography. Key concepts, important points, and chapter overview.

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Overview

India has a Tropical Monsoon Climate. Its climate is shaped by its large north-south extent, the Tropic of Cancer, the Himalayas, altitude, distance from the sea, pressure systems, and the seasonal reversal of winds. The main unifying feature is the monsoon, which brings most of the annual rainfall

Key Concepts

India’s climate is broadly classified as

India’s climate is broadly classified as Tropical Monsoon Climate because seasonal winds reverse direction and bring a rainy season followed by a dry

An imaginary latitude line at 23½°N

An imaginary latitude line at 23½°N passes through Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal and divides India into the North Temperate Zone and

The Great Himalayan Range separates

The Great Himalayan Range separates the Indian subcontinent from the rest of Asia. It blocks cold Siberian winds and forces the South-West Monsoon to

This is the rainy season wind

This is the rainy season wind system from June to September. It is a periodic wind system that brings most of India’s rainfall and divides into the Ar

This branch strikes Kerala on 1st

This branch strikes Kerala on 1st June, gives heavy orographic rainfall on the Western Ghats, and is about three times more powerful than the Bay of B

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the main factors that influence the climate of India.
  • Explain why India has a Tropical Monsoon Climate.
  • Describe the four main seasons in India and their features.
  • Identify the two branches of the South-West Monsoon and their effects.
  • Explain the causes of rainfall distribution and rain-shadow regions.

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