Indian temperature

The temperature in India is as follows:

The main climate type in India is tropical monsoon climate, which is characterized by high temperature all year round and obvious rainy and dry seasons. It is hot all the year round in India, with the annual average temperature above 22℃, and the highest in Leng Yue is generally above 16℃. Usually from June to September, affected by the southwest monsoon from the Indian Ocean, it is the rainy season; 10—— May of the following year is affected by the northeast monsoon from Eurasia, which is a dry season.

Major climatic divisions in India

1. Tropical monsoon climate zone: About 60% of the Indian Peninsula belongs to this climate.

2. Alpine climate zone: It mainly includes areas with an altitude of more than 3,500 meters on the northwest and northeast borders. It is cold and dry in winter and spring, with the lowest temperature reaching-30℃; It is cool in summer and autumn. There is snow all year round, and the vertical climate changes significantly.

3. Subtropical monsoon climate zone: mainly including Brahmaputra River basin of Ganges.

It is hot and rainy in summer and cool and humid in winter. There is abundant precipitation throughout the year, and the annual precipitation in Kira, Nagaland State exceeds 1 000 mm, which is called the "world rain pole".

5. Desert climate zone: distributed in western thar desert. There is little or no rain all year round, with the temperature as high as 50℃ in summer and cooler in winter.

6. Tropical Rainforest Climate Zone: It is distributed in the coastal lowlands of the southern Indian Peninsula. It is hot and rainy all year round, and the temperature difference is very small.