Class 9 Geography Chapter 4 | India's Climate: Monsoon Type of Climate - Climate

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✔️ Chapter: Climate (Chapter 4)
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India's Climate: Monsoon Type of Climate
We often relate Monsoon with rain.

The word Monsoon is derived from the Arabic word ‘Mausim’ which literally means Season.

Monsoon refers to the Seasonal reversal in the wind direction during a year.

Indian climate is described as the Monsoon type of climate.

The parts of South and Southeast Asia observes the monsoon type of climate

There are perceptible regional variations in climatic conditions.

Same is observed for temperature also.

Example
- In summer, temperature at some parts of Rajasthan reaches upto
50oC, whereas it remains around 20oC in Pahalgam in Kashmir.
- Similarly, during winter nights, temperature at Drass in Kashmir may be as low as -45oC. On the other hand, Thiruvananthapuram may have temperature of 22oC. .

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