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Climate of India

ICSE · Class 10 · Geography

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1. Major Factors Affecting the Climate of India

  • India extends about 3200 km from north to south, from 8°N to 37°6'N.
  • The Tropic of Cancer passes through Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal.
  • The Tropic of Cancer divides India into two parts: the North Temperate Zone and the South Tropical Zone.
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2. Temperature Conditions in India

  • Rajasthan can reach 45-50°C in summer.
  • Central India averages about 45°C in May.
  • South India averages about 38-40°C in May.
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3. Rainfall in India

  • The annual rainfall varies from about 1187 cm at Mawsynram to less than 25 cm in the Thar Desert.
  • Mawsynram is 16 km west of Cherrapunji in Meghalaya.
  • Cherrapunji is a nearby reference point for the world’s highest rainfall region.
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4. The South-West Monsoon

  • The South-West Monsoon is the rainy season in India and lasts from June to September.
  • The advance of the South-West Monsoon can be seen on satellite pictures between 1st and 5th June every year.
  • The Arabian Sea branch strikes Kerala on 1st June.

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India’s climate is broadly classified asAn imaginary latitude line at 23½°NThe Great Himalayan Range separatesThis is the rainy season windThis branch strikes Kerala on 1st

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