The Coromandel coast remain dry in the month of July and August whereas the gangetic delta and the coastal plains of Odisha are hit by strong Storms almost every 3rd year 5th day during these months
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Explanation:Coromandel coast remains dry in the month of july & august because during that time India is experienced by south-west monsson. coromandel coast & Tamil Nadu coast remains parallel to Bay Of Bengal Branch & further lies in rain shadow region of Arabian Sea branch of South-West monsoon
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Coromandel coast is situated on the leeward side of north east monsoon wind. Ganga delta and Coastal Plains of Odisha are hit by strong Storms because it faces South East monsoon wind.
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The Coromandel Coast, which spans an area of roughly 22,800 square kilometers and is located in the southeast of the Indian subcontinent, is bordered to the north by the Utkal Plains, to the east by the Bay of Bengal, to the south by the Kaveri delta, and to the west by the Eastern Ghats.
It is situated parallel to the south-west monsoon's Bay of Bengal branch of the south east monsoon and lies in the rain shadow area of the Arabian Sea branch of the south-west monsoon. Because of the north-east monsoons, this Indian coastline stays dry in summer and receives rainfall during the winters.
Wind from Indian Ocean reaches Pakistan after crossing India called primary monsoon. Monsoon winds from Arabian Sea are called secondary Monsoon which causes less rain. These winds cause rain from July to September. The amount of rain decreases from northern area to Southern areas.
Gangetic delta and the coastal plains of Odisha are hit by strong Storms almost every 3rd year 5th day during these months from the south-west monsoon winds which refers to the period from June to September.
South-west monsoon winds are the rain bearing seasonal winds that flow from Arabian Sea towards India's mainland in the South-West direction.
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