Which parts of India receive heavy rainfall, moderate rainfall, low rainfall and scanty rainfall ?

Solution

Areas of Heavy Rainfall : Assam, the Ganga Delta, the Western Ghats, Western Coastal Regions and mountainous regions of Himachal Pradesh.

Areas of Moderate Rainfall : Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Chhotanagpur, West Bengal, Bihar, eastern U.P., north-eastern Punjab, eastern parts of Tamil Nadu and eastern slopes of Western Ghats.

Areas of Low Rainfall : The Deccan plateau, Western U.P., South-eastern Punjab, Eastern Rajasthan and some parts of Kashmir.

Areas of Scanty Rainfall : Western Rajasthan, Kutch, South-eastern parts of Haryana and north-eastern Kashmir.

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Which parts of India receive heavy rainfall, moderate rainfall, low rainfall and scanty rainfall ?

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Explain EI-Nino with its implication.

State the three main reasons for the excessive cold in north India during winters.

Why does winter monsoons do not cause rainfall ?

Why Tamil Nadu coast remains dry during summer? State two factors:

Explain the characteristics of monsoonal rainfall in India.

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Which two factors contribute to the development of the Indian monsoon?

Mention two main seasons of the Indian climate.

Write two transitional seasons of India and their months.

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