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Why is Kal Baisakhi called a pre-monsoon event of eastern India?

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Correct answer: Because it brings violent thunderstorms and rain in the hot season before the monsoon

Kal Baisakhi refers to severe thunderstorms that occur in eastern and north-eastern India, especially West Bengal and Assam, before the arrival of the monsoon at the end of the hot season. They bring strong winds and rain, so they are called a pre-monsoon event. Option D describes the Loo, a hot and dry summer wind of western and northern India, not Kal Baisakhi. Exam tip: associate Kal Baisakhi with Nor’westers and pre-monsoon thunderstorms.

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Kal BaisakhiNorwesterPre-Monsoon ThunderstormsEastern IndiaIndian ClimateHot Weather SeasonThe SeasonsClimate

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