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The geography and geology of India are climatically significant and important. The Himalayas in the north side and the Thar Desert in the northwest side play a pivotal role and effect on India’s climate, culture, and economically break-all monsoonal regime.
Generally, six seasons can be felt in the Country but mainly summer, winter, and rain are seen mostly throughout the year. India is mainly an agricultural country, but from recent past India is developing its industries and making a mark on the world.
Impact of Climates in India
India is hugely influenced by its climate change different throughout the year. Almost all the states in India get affected by climate change at different times in a year.
Most of the areas in India remain flooded in the time of heavy rainfall brought by season monsoon in many parts of West Bengal.
The main formation of Himalayas in the time of early Eocene was the key determining of the Country’s present climate change, which largely affects West Bengal.
The outcome of the formation of the Himalayas in the hindrance of frigid Central Asian Air, protecting it from reaching India, due to the reason India’s climate most of the time is warmer and more tropical in nature.
India has a Tropical Monsoon kind of climate. This monsoon is nothing but a seasonal reversal of the winds in the time of a year. Though the greater part of the country lies within the trophies, and the climate is hugely influenced by its monsoons. T
he most essential thing of India’s climate is alternating seasons which is called the chief features of India’s climate change.