Question

100 words on the impact of monsoon in our life​

Answer 1

Answer:

Rainy Season or monsoon reason comes after the hot and humid summer season. It brings respite from the loo winds and enriches flora and fauna around. The distribution pattern of rainfall differs from state to state. The monsoon first reaches Kerala and then spreads over to other parts of the country. Different regional practices are associated with the monsoon season.

It is the time of the year that kids enjoy the most as they splash around in rainwater puddles and make paper boats that float in these ponds. Many festivals are widely celebrated and tourism thrives. Rainforests benefit from the incessant rainfall. The only downside to the season is that people fall sick more often and new kinds of diseases crop up. Mosquitoes grow and multiply and become a nuisance for the common people. However, there is nothing that equals the elusive beauty of rain as it patters along a tin shed.

Answer 2

Explanation:

On the evening of June 11, 2021, it began to rain in Mumbai, India, and it did not stop until the next day. Trains were delayed. A wall collapsed with the added weight of water. Notices were posted about the risk of landslides in hilly areas of the city. Two people died as a result of the rainfall. Yet there was a feeling of relief in the city. As a news article in the New Indian Express put it, “Mumbai smiled as heavy showers lashed the city.”

The city was smiling, so to speak, because this storm ended a long heat wave. Before the rain began, it was so hot during May that asphalt roads were melting. In many places in India, humid conditions made the heat feel much hotter. In one location, the heat index, which takes both heat and humidity into account to describe how hot it feels, was over 140°F. After the rain started, temperatures dropped as clouds shaded Mumbai from the sweltering sun. It was still warm – with high temperatures above 80°F – but was much cooler than during the heat wave. The start of rains in early June marked the end of the dry winter and the onset of the wet summer monsoonMonsoons produce the very wet summers and dry winters that occur on nearly all of the tropical continents. A monsoon is not a storm like a hurricane or a summer thunderstorm, but a much larger pattern of winds and rain that spans a large geographic area – a continent or even the entire globe.