Question

if the Himalayas would not have been situated where they are now how would the climatic conditions of India subcontinent be

Answer 1

The climate condition in India would be dry and hot. Himalayas is acting like a barrier to the winds. So the winds go, hit them and come back to the Indian subcontinent which causes rain in particular seasons.

Answer 2

Explanation:

The Great Himalayas are the great climatic moderator for the Indian subcontinent. They act as a barrier against the chilling Arctic winds. They deflect the Arctic winds back to China and Siberia. They also prevent Jetstreams from interfering the climatic conditions of India. Hence, they prevent North India from becoming a cold desert. It also traps the rain-bearing monsoon winds from escaping to the Asia continent and forcing them to rain in India.