Question

on basis of climate condition Indian climate is divided into four season explain​

Answer 1

Yes the Indian climate is divided into four seasons

:- rainy season
:- summer ☀️
:- winter⛄️
:- Monsoon

Answer 2

Answer:

Four climatological seasons are defined by the India Meteorological Department (IMD): Winter, Summer, Monsoon and Autumn.

Explanation:

Summer: Mar- May

• Around the end of February, India begins to warm up, first in the northern plains and then throughout the country.
• By April, many regions have daily temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius (105 F).
• The southern sections of the country are cooler, with temperatures reaching around 35 C (95 F) while being much more humid.
• The first symptoms of the approaching monsoon come in late May. There are thunderstorms and dust storms when the humidity rises.

Winter: Dec- Feb

• For most of India, the end of the monsoon signals the beginning of bright, sunny sky, as well as the tourist season.
• It never gets cold in the south. This is in stark contrast to the subzero temperatures in India's far north, particularly in the Himalayan area.

Monsoon: Jun- Sep

• The southwest monsoon and the northeast monsoon are the two monsoons in India.
• The major monsoon, the southwest monsoon, arrives from the sea in early June and begins its journey along India's west coast.
• By mid-July, the majority of the country has been soaked.
• By October, most of northwest India was cleared of this.

Autumn: Oct - Nov

• It brings stunning warm shades of yellow and orange to nature.
• It is also called as the fall season.
• Colourful falling leaves, cool weather and the vibrant festivals accentuate the subcontinent's beauty and truly is a season of joy.