Which branch of the monsoon brings rainfall to India's Western Coast?
South-West Monsoon Arabian Sea branch
The South-West Monsoon splits into two branches on reaching the Indian landmass: the Arabian Sea branch and the Bay of Bengal branch.
The Arabian Sea branch moves along the western coast and strikes the Western Ghats, causing heavy rainfall along India's Western Coast.
The Bay of Bengal branch, in contrast, moves towards the north-eastern states and the Gangetic plains.
Hence, the South-West Monsoon Arabian Sea branch 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 season in India is characterised by hot, dry winds known as 'Loo'?
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 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 the Planning Commission of India's classification of the 15 broad agro-climatic regions of India, how many main agro-climatic zones encompass the state of Uttar Pradesh?
What is the full form of ITCZ?
Which one of the following States does not received most of its rain fall from SW Monsoon during the month of June to September ?
In India, maximum amount of rainfall is received from
When does the Tamil Nadu coast receive the maximum of its rainfall?