Geography, asked by adhiladhu157, 9 months ago

. Why does India have a tropical monsoon climate?

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Answered by Anonymous

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India has a tropical monsoon climate because most of India lies in the tropical belt and her climate is influenced by the Monsoon winds which mainly blow in the tropics ie. 200N and 200South. High temperatures during summers and dry winters are some of the characteristics of the Monsoon types of climate.

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Answered by Manulal857

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Hey buddy here's ur answer

India has a tropical monsoon climate because most of India lies in the tropical belt and her climate is influenced by the Monsoon winds which mainly blow in the tropics ie. 200N and 200South. High temperatures during summers and dry winters are some of the characteristics of the Monsoon types of climate.

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