Environmental Sciences, asked by himanshurohilla2772, 1 year ago

Why is delhi very hot in summer and cold in winter?

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Night temperatures fall away quite markedly during the winter. Delhi's proximity to the Himalayas results in cold waves that can dip minimum temperatures close to freezing. ... Delhi experiences a long, very hot summer which begins in early March when the winds change direction from the northwest to become southwesterly.

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