In which season of India, it rains heavily in India. Give brief
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India receives heavy rain during the rainy season, which is also known as Monsoon season. It starts in the early June and extends till mid of September all across the country.
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The word Monsoon is derived from an Arabic word which means season. Monsoons are systems of seasonal wind which blow with consistency and regularity from oceans to continents in summer and in the reverse direction in winter. These wind changes are caused due to differential annual heating and cooling of continents and adjoining oceans. These winds are largely confined to tropical belt. They are especially more pronounced over Indian subcontinent between June and September each year. The monsoons associated with other continental masses are not so marked as the Indian monsoons.
The Indian monsoons are widely known owing to its excessive rainfall during summer and equally excessive dryness during winter. From October to December, however, a branch of north-east trade winds sweep across the Bay of Bengal and causes precipitation over Southern half of the Indian Peninsula. This is called North-East or Winter Monsoon of India. Due to its vagaries the monsoons create great impact on the Indian Agriculture. It calls for greater understanding of the processes involved in creation of monsoons.
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The word Monsoon is derived from an Arabic word which means season. Monsoons are systems of seasonal wind which blow with consistency and regularity from oceans to continents in summer and in the reverse direction in winter. These wind changes are caused due to differential annual heating and cooling of continents and adjoining oceans. These winds are largely confined to tropical belt. They are especially more pronounced over Indian subcontinent between June and September each year. The monsoons associated with other continental masses are not so marked as the Indian monsoons.
The Indian monsoons are widely known owing to its excessive rainfall during summer and equally excessive dryness during winter. From October to December, however, a branch of north-east trade winds sweep across the Bay of Bengal and causes precipitation over Southern half of the Indian Peninsula. This is called North-East or Winter Monsoon of India. Due to its vagaries the monsoons create great impact on the Indian Agriculture. It calls for greater understanding of the processes involved in creation of monsoons.
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