What are variation of indian temperature class 9th ncert
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a. There is a lot of variation in the temperature in India.
b. Such a temperature variation is impacted by relief features, differences in climatic conditions.
c., For instance, Himalayas- They act as natural barriers to the extremely cold winds from Central Asia and enables North India to have more or less uniform temperatures. High mountains act as a barrier to rain bearing winds and causes rainfall.
d There is a lot of variation in the desert region as well which is warmer during the day and cooler in nights.. The sand in the desert areas, during the day time absorbs heat very quickly and after the sun set cools down very quickly.
e. Coastal plains generally have a moderate temperature with high precipitation.
f. The coastal regions do not experience many variations in temperature due to the moderating effect of seas. Presence of large water bodies helps in moderating temperature as water warms and cools more slowly than land.
a. There is a lot of variation in the temperature in India.
b. Such a temperature variation is impacted by relief features, differences in climatic conditions.
c., For instance, Himalayas- They act as natural barriers to the extremely cold winds from Central Asia and enables North India to have more or less uniform temperatures. High mountains act as a barrier to rain bearing winds and causes rainfall.
d There is a lot of variation in the desert region as well which is warmer during the day and cooler in nights.. The sand in the desert areas, during the day time absorbs heat very quickly and after the sun set cools down very quickly.
e. Coastal plains generally have a moderate temperature with high precipitation.
f. The coastal regions do not experience many variations in temperature due to the moderating effect of seas. Presence of large water bodies helps in moderating temperature as water warms and cools more slowly than land.
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