Pre-monsoon showers are common occurrences in the southern parts of India, specifically Kerala and the coastal regions of Karnataka, before the onset of the main monsoon season.
These showers are locally known by specific names depending on their timing and effects.
Therefore, the pre-monsoon showers common in Kerala and coastal Karnataka are locally known as mango showers.
Which type of climate characterises the Great Indian Desert?
Which of the following wind systems is primarily responsible for the rainfall over the Coromandel coast during the winter season?
Which season in India is characterised by hot, dry winds known as 'Loo'?
Which branch of the monsoon brings rainfall to India's Western Coast?
Which of the following is NOT included in the four official meteorological seasons of India?
Which physical process creates the seasonal pressure difference between the Indian subcontinent and surrounding oceans that initiates the summer monsoon winds?
Which climatic phenomenon is responsible for sudden winter rainfall in North-West India?
Which of the following physiographic regions of India receives average annual rainfall of more than 200 cm?
According to Koppen's climatic classifications, the Great Northern Plains of India have which one of the following climates?
According to the Indian Meteorological Department, which of the following is/are the feature/features of cloudburst?
1. Heavy precipitation in short period of time in a limited geographical area
2. It occurs generally during monsoon period and triggers flash flood and landslides
Which of the following are correct with regard to Indian Monsoonal Rainfall?
1. Largely governed by the topographical features
2. Regional and seasonal variation in the distribution of rainfall
3. Heavy downpour resulting in considerable runoff
4. Beginning and end of rain is regular and on time
Select the correct answer using the code given below:Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below the Lists:
List I ( Type of climate ) | List II ( State ) |
A. Monsoon with Short Dry Season (Amw) | 1. Uttar Pradesh and Bihar |
B. Cold Humid Winter with Short Summer (Dfc) | 2. Tamil Nadu Coast |
C. Monsoon with Dry Winter (Cwg) | 3. Arunachal Pradesh |
D. Monsoon with Dry Summer (As) | 4. Kerala and Karnataka Coast |
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