The monsoon in India is a significant climatic event that brings the majority of the country’s annual rainfall. Here’s a brief overview:
Key Features
Southwest Monsoon: Occurs from June to September, bringing heavy rainfall to most parts of India. This period accounts for 70-90% of India’s annual rainfall1.
Northeast Monsoon: Occurs from October to November, primarily affecting the eastern coast, especially Tamil Nadu1.
Impact
Agriculture: The monsoon is crucial for agriculture, as it provides the necessary water for crops.
Water Supply: It replenishes water sources like rivers, lakes, and reservoirs.
Climate: It significantly influences the climate, bringing relief from the summer heat.
Challenges
Flooding: Excessive rainfall can lead to flooding, causing damage to infrastructure and loss of life.
Disruption: Heavy rains can disrupt daily life, affecting transportation and communication.
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