Question

why does northern and southern India experience tropical and monsoon climate respectively?

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Answer 1

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Explanation: The winds blow from the Northeast, away from the high pressure cell over northern India and this brings dry conditions to most of the Indian subcontinent as the winds travel over land. These processes mean that monsoon climates have very strong seasonal contrasts.

Answer 2

The winds blow from the Northeast, away from the high pressure cell over northern India and this brings dry conditions to most of the Indian subcontinent as the winds travel over land. These processes mean that monsoon climates have very strong seasonal contrasts.

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