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Which answer correctly differentiates winter rain and summer local rain?

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Correct answer: Winter rain occurs mainly due to western disturbances, whereas summer local rain may include mango showers or Kal Baisakhi

In winter, rain over north-western India is mainly caused by western disturbances. In contrast, local summer rain is associated with intense heating, convection and local atmospheric conditions; mango showers in Kerala and Karnataka and Kal Baisakhi in West Bengal and Assam are examples. Option B is wrong because western disturbances do not cause local summer rain. Exam tip: associate winter rain with ‘western disturbances’ and summer rain with ‘local convectional rainfall’.

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Indian ClimateWinter RainfallWestern DisturbancesLocal Summer RainMango ShowersKal BaisakhiClass 9 GeographyThe Seasons

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