Social Sciences, asked by abhijeetsahu51, 1 year ago

Give an account of weather conditions and characteristics of the cold season.

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Answered by ritik0155
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The cold weather seasonbegins from the November in northern India and stays till February. ... (a) Theweather is normally marked by clear sky, low temperatures, low humidity and feeble variable winds.

abhijeetsahu51: please describe characteristics of monsoon
ritik0155:

The features of monsoon climate are the seasonal change of wind, the humid summer and the dry winter. In a world-wide sense, there are many regions which have monsoon climate. It is known that Indian monsoon region is most dominant than others.
Answered by 10ayushranjan
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the cold weather season begins in from mid November in Northern India in February December and January the coldest month in the Northern plains of India.the temperature decreases from South to North the average temperature of Chennai on the eastern courses between 24 to 25 degree Celsius while in the Northern plains ranges between 10 degree Celsius to 15 degree celsius is a warm in night are cold Frost is common in the north and the highest slopes of Himalayas experience snowfall .

During this season the northeast trade winds prevail over the country. They blow from land to sea and hence, from most part of the country, it is a dry season

characteristic feature of cold weather season over the northern plains is the influence of cyclonic disturbances from west and the Northwest .These low pressure system orginate over the Mediterranean sea and Western Asia and more into India, along with westerly flow .

they cost the much needed to winter rains over the plains and snowfall in the mountains which all though the total amount of winter rainfall locally known as mahawat small, is important for cultivation of rabi crops.

the peninsular region does not have a well defined cold season. There is hardly any noticeable seasonal change in temperature pattern during winters due to moderating influence of the sea.

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