INDIAN CLIMATE || भारतीय जलवायु

India's climate varies widely due to its vast size and diverse geography. Generally, India experiences a tropical climate, characterized by hot summers and monsoon rains. Here are some key features of India's climate:
1. **Tropical Monsoon Climate**: Most of India experiences this type of climate, with distinct wet (monsoon) and dry seasons. The southwest monsoon, which occurs from June to September, brings the majority of India's annual rainfall. The northeast monsoon affects the southern peninsula from October to December.
2. **Regional Variations**: India's climate can be broadly categorized into four regions:
**Tropical Wet**: Along the western coast and the northeastern region (Meghalaya, Assam), where rainfall exceeds 2,000 mm annually.
**Tropical Semi-Arid**: Covers most of central and southern India, characterized by moderate to low rainfall.
**Subtropical**: Northern India experiences this climate, with distinct seasons-hot summers and cold winters.
**Mountain**: The Himalayan region has alpine climate zones with significant variation based on altitude.
3. **Seasonal Patterns**:
**Summer**: March to May, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C in the northern plains.
**Monsoon**: June to September, bringing rainfall across the country. The southwest monsoon is crucial for agriculture.
**Post-Monsoon**: October to November, with reduced rainfall.
**Winter**: December to February, with temperatures varying from mild to cold, particularly in northern India.
4. **Impact of Geography**: India's climate is influenced by its diverse topography-Himalayan mountains, Thar Desert, coastal plains, and plateaus. This diversity leads to varied microclimates and weather patterns.
5. **Climate Change Challenges**: India faces challenges such as increasing temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and extreme weather events due to climate change. These factors impact agriculture, water resources, and urban environments.
Understanding India's climate requires consideration of both its regional diversity and the broader seasonal patterns influenced by monsoons and geographical features.
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