How does monsoon control the climate of india?
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the climate of india is largely affected by the monsoon winds. the monsoon winds are winds carrying moisture Laden clouds. when the monsoon winds come over India they cause rainfall which lowers the temperature of the places receiving rainfall and also the neighbouring places, this is how it affects the climate of undia
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India is experiencing one of the climate types which is Monsoon. It shows the extent to which Indian climate is controlled by the Monsoon winds. The monsoon winds are largely affecting the Indian climate. The monsoon winds blow over the Indian Ocean, pick up moisture from June to September and cause rainfall across the country.
Winter monsoon causes rainfall over Tamil Nadu's coastal parts and some parts of Andhra Pradesh. During Monsoon showers, temperatures also drop.
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