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8).During October-November, the sun apparently moves towards the south. During this period, the monsoon trough over the northern plains becomes weaker. The south-west monsoon winds weaken and start withdrawing gradually. The monsoon withdraws from the northern plains by the beginning of October.
The retreat of the monsoon is marked by clear skies and rise in temperature. While day temperatures are high, nights are cool and pleasant. Humidity is still present. High temperature and humidity, makes the weather quite uncomfortable during the day. This is commonly known as “October Heat”.
The temperature begins to fall rapidly in northern India by the second half of October. The low-pressure conditions over northwestern India move to the Bay of Bengal by early November. This shift leads to cyclonic depressions over the Andaman Sea.
9). Indian subcontinent is one of the worst cyclone affected areas in the world. Unfortunately almost 80 percent of the cyclones hit the eastern coast only. The reasons for this difference in hit ratio can be following:-
(a) Temperature:- BOB is hotter than Arabian sea. Hot water temperature is the basic criteria for the development & intensification of cyclones.
(b) Salinity:- Arabian sea has higher salinity than BOB. Its easier to heat & simultaneously evaporate water having lower salinity.
(c) Location:- The typhoons originating in the Pacific ocean too influences the cyclones in BOB, not the case in Arabian sea.
(d) Movement:- According to IMD cyclones originating in Arabian sea are believed to move northwest. So they actually move away from Indian mainland.
10). NO BRO...SORRY
B.2)The rains bring much-needed relief to farmers and politicians, who feared the effects of a late monsoon on crops like corn, sugar and rice. ... Consequently, the usually highly predictable monsoon rains are the lifeblood of agriculture throughout the Indian subcontinent. Themonsoon has two phases
8).During October-November, the sun apparently moves towards the south. During this period, the monsoon trough over the northern plains becomes weaker. The south-west monsoon winds weaken and start withdrawing gradually. The monsoon withdraws from the northern plains by the beginning of October.
The retreat of the monsoon is marked by clear skies and rise in temperature. While day temperatures are high, nights are cool and pleasant. Humidity is still present. High temperature and humidity, makes the weather quite uncomfortable during the day. This is commonly known as “October Heat”.
The temperature begins to fall rapidly in northern India by the second half of October. The low-pressure conditions over northwestern India move to the Bay of Bengal by early November. This shift leads to cyclonic depressions over the Andaman Sea.
9). Indian subcontinent is one of the worst cyclone affected areas in the world. Unfortunately almost 80 percent of the cyclones hit the eastern coast only. The reasons for this difference in hit ratio can be following:-
(a) Temperature:- BOB is hotter than Arabian sea. Hot water temperature is the basic criteria for the development & intensification of cyclones.
(b) Salinity:- Arabian sea has higher salinity than BOB. Its easier to heat & simultaneously evaporate water having lower salinity.
(c) Location:- The typhoons originating in the Pacific ocean too influences the cyclones in BOB, not the case in Arabian sea.
(d) Movement:- According to IMD cyclones originating in Arabian sea are believed to move northwest. So they actually move away from Indian mainland.
10). NO BRO...SORRY
B.2)The rains bring much-needed relief to farmers and politicians, who feared the effects of a late monsoon on crops like corn, sugar and rice. ... Consequently, the usually highly predictable monsoon rains are the lifeblood of agriculture throughout the Indian subcontinent. Themonsoon has two phases
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