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MCQs on Climate and Weather of India and Monsoon for JKSSB JKPSC UPSC SSC and NDA and other competitive exams by Tawqeer Sir.
General Knowledge with special reference to Jammu and Kashmir.
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MCQs on Class 12 Geography for JKBOSE, NCERT.
The climate of India is described as a monsoon type. This type of climate is found in south and southeast Asia.
The Indian Monsoon
The climate of India depends greatly on monsoon winds. The monsoons usually happen due to the differential heating of land and water. You probably know that land heats faster than water. This change in heating leads to a difference in pressures, which in turn leads to currents. Thus, the changes in pressure conditions also affect the monsoons. Normally, there is high pressure in the tropical eastern-south Pacific Ocean and low pressure in the tropical eastern Indian Ocean. But as years have gone by, there has been a reversal in the pressure conditions. Therefore, the eastern Pacific has lower pressure. This periodic change in pressure conditions is known as Southern Oscillations or SO.