Question

C)(iv) i), ),
34. Chennai receives more rainfall in winter because
)The North-East winds pick up moisture while crossing Bay of Bengal
In summer, Chennai lies in the rain shadow of the Western Ghat.
The South-East winds pick up moisture while crossing Bay of Bengal,
iv) In winter Chennai lies in the rain shadow of the Eastern Ghats.
A) G) and (iii) are correct.
B) (i), (i) and (iii) are correct.
C) Only (i) and Gi) are correct
D) Only (iv) is correct.​

Answer 1

Answer:

B I think

PLS MARK ME AS THE BRAINLIESTAND PLS FOLLOW ME

Answer 2

Answer:

• Hence, Chennai receives most of its rain from north-east and retreating monsoons during winter season. Moreover, many low pressure systems develop in the Bay of Bengal during this period and move towards the east coast of Tamil Nadu causing heavy rainfall.
• The North-East winds pick up moisture while crossing Bay of Bengal. These winds are on-shore in Tamil-Nadu coast and hence cause rainfall there. ... This shift is associated with cyclonic depression which originate over Andaman sea and causes rainfall in coastal areas e.g. in Chennai.
• June to September: Western Ghats produce OROGRAPHIC rainfall rain shadow effect on east side of Western Ghats little rain in the northwest because winds blow over little water due to the Arabian peninsula later (mid June) rains reach Ganges-Brahmaputra delta late June rains reach New Delhi.
• OPTION 3 IS THE CORRECT ANSWER