A year in India is divided into the following seasons.1- North East Monsoon season1- Winter2- Summer season2.- Southwest monsoon season1- Rainy season2- Monsoon withdrawal season
north east monsoon season in india
The winds blowing from the land towards the sea are called North East Monsoon. Since these winds come from dry land, they never cause rain. When these winds cross the Bay of Bengal, they pick up moisture and their direction changes to the north-east. These winds collide with the hills of the Eastern Ghats and cause rain. This is the reason why it rains in Tamil Nadu in winters.
winter season
The winter season in India is from November to February. In North India, there is more cold and cold wave in this season. And there is snowfall in the hilly areas. High air pressure is found in North India and low air pressure is found in the Indian Ocean. At this time the winds blow from the land towards the sea.
what is distribution of rainfall in india
Seasonal distribution of rainfall in India:-1-North West Monsoon - January to February -2.6%2-Pre-monsoon- mey -10.0%3. Post-monsoon - June to September - 13.3%4- South West Monsoon - June to September -93.7%
arrival date of monsoon in india
Region wise arrival date of monsoon in India:-1- Andaman and Nicobar Islands - in the third week of May2- Kerala - in the first 4 days of June3- Konkan - in the first week of June4- West Bengal - In the first week of June5- Eastern Uttar Pradesh - 2nd week of June8- Goa- June 59- Bombay- June 1010- Calcutta - June 711- Ahmedabad- June 1512- Delhi - June 29