Why is the distribution of rainfall uneven in India? Mention any five factors.
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The distribution of rainfall uneven in India due to the following reasons:
Latitudinal extent: The tropical and coastal regions and plains receive more rainfall than the plateau and desert regions in the interior.
Relief and topography: The windward side of mountains and hills receive more rainfall than leeward side.
The vagaries of the monsoon:The unpredictability of the monsoon alongwith phenomena like monsoon troughs and depressions lead to uneven distribution of rainfall.
Rainfall depends on following factors which affect rainfall chances:-
1) amount of water to be evaporated i.e rate of evaporation
2) wind speed and direction
3) clouds movement
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The distribution of rainfall uneven in India due to the following reasons:
Latitudinal extent: The tropical and coastal regions and plains receive more rainfall than the plateau and desert regions in the interior.
Relief and topography: The windward side of mountains and hills receive more rainfall than leeward side.
The vagaries of the monsoon:The unpredictability of the monsoon alongwith phenomena like monsoon troughs and depressions lead to uneven distribution of rainfall.
Rainfall depends on following factors which affect rainfall chances:-
1) amount of water to be evaporated i.e rate of evaporation
2) wind speed and direction
3) clouds movement
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Why is the distribution of rainfall uneven in India? Mention five factors.
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(i) Hilly and forest areas get heavy rainfall because of high altitude and abundance of trees
(ii) On the other hand, those areas which have no mountains to check the rain bearing winds get scanty rainfall. Example: Aravalli hills standing parallel to the monsoon.
(iii) Area which comes in the rain shadow, like eastern side of the Western Ghats or ladakh, does not get much rainfall.
(iv) Rain bearing winds get more rainfall as compared to areas which come last of all. all as compared to areas which come last of all.
Answer :
(i) Hilly and forest areas get heavy rainfall because of high altitude and abundance of trees
(ii) On the other hand, those areas which have no mountains to check the rain bearing winds get scanty rainfall. Example: Aravalli hills standing parallel to the monsoon.
(iii) Area which comes in the rain shadow, like eastern side of the Western Ghats or ladakh, does not get much rainfall.
(iv) Rain bearing winds get more rainfall as compared to areas which come last of all. all as compared to areas which come last of all.
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