Why do the Western Ghats receive more rainfall than the Eastern Ghats ? Explain briefl
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Explanation: The Western Ghats block rain-bearing winds which cause rainfall on the western slopes. Whereas South-west monsoon moves parallel to the Eastern Ghats, which cause less rainfall because in the Eastern Ghats unable to block moisture-laden winds. The Western Ghats are more elevated and continuous as compared to Eastern Ghats, that is why they (Western Ghats) block the moisture containing winds and receive more rainfall. They also lie opposite to moisture laden monsoon winds.
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the western ghats are having more altitude compared to Eastern ghats.so it blocks the moisture and more rainfall
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