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Which season in India is characterised by hot, dry winds known as 'Loo'?

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Summer season

The Loo is a strong, hot and dry wind that blows over the northern plains of India, particularly during the day.

It is a characteristic feature of the summer season (the hot weather season, roughly March to June), when temperatures soar and the winds become scorching.

Hence, the season marked by the hot, dry Loo winds is the summer season.

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