why India has a monsoon type of climate ??
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Just because of the Tropic of Cancer that surpasses India at its middle part the country has been divided into two temperature zone. Most of the norther India lies over the Tropic of Cancer and 45% of India’s land lies under the cancer. The monsoon type of climate of India is influenced by the monsoon wind that arises from the Oceans in the Southern part of the country. As they are near the equator they are subjected to heat and pressure.
Where India is completely a sub-tropical country but the peninsular India lies in the torrid zone which is nearer to the equator and can also be known as the zone of maximum heat. Most of the norther part of the country receives snow fall during the winter and experiences severe heat during the summer. The torrid zone experiences the a dry and warm weather as they lies close to the equator.
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India has monsoon type of climate because of the strong influence of the monsoon winds what the subcontinent. The summer monsoon cause heavy rainfall when they blow from sea to land. The winter monsoon blows from the interior of the continents to the sea and do not cause much rain.
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