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Climate

Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 11 · Geography

Flashcards for Climate — Madhya Pradesh Board Class 11 Geography. Quick Q&A cards covering key concepts, definitions, and formulas.

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Card 1Basic Concepts

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Answer

Weather is the momentary state of the atmosphere that can change quickly within a day or week. Climate refers to the average weather conditions over a longer period of time (usually 30+ years). Climat

Card 2Monsoon System

Define monsoon and explain its significance for India.

Answer

Monsoon connotes the climate associated with seasonal reversal in the direction of winds. India has a hot monsoonal climate which emphasizes its unity with the rest of Southeast Asian region. The mons

Card 3Factors Controlling Climate

List the six factors that control India's climate.

Answer

1. Latitude - Tropic of Cancer divides India into tropical and subtropical zones 2. Himalayan Mountains - act as climatic divide and trap monsoon winds 3. Distance from Sea - coastal areas have equabl

Card 4ITCZ and Monsoon

What is ITCZ and how does it affect Indian monsoons?

Answer

Inter Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is a low pressure zone at the equator where trade winds converge. In July, ITCZ shifts to 20°-25°N over Gangetic plain (monsoon trough), encouraging southwest mo

Card 5Temperature Variations

Explain the temperature variations across India with examples.

Answer

India shows extreme temperature variations: Western Rajasthan touches 55°C in summer while Leh drops to -45°C in winter. On the same June day, Churu (Rajasthan) may record 50°C while Tawang (Arunachal

Card 6Rainfall Variations

Compare rainfall patterns between Cherrapunji and Jaisalmer.

Answer

Cherrapunji and Mawsynram in Meghalaya receive over 1,080 cm annual rainfall, while Jaisalmer in Rajasthan receives less than 9 cm. Tura (Meghalaya) may receive in a single day what Jaisalmer gets in

Card 7Seasons

Describe the four seasons recognized by meteorologists in India.

Answer

1. Cold Weather Season (December-February) 2. Hot Weather Season (March-May) 3. Southwest Monsoon Season (June-September) 4. Retreating Monsoon Season (October-November) Each season has distinct chara

Card 8Cold Weather Season

What are the characteristics of the Cold Weather Season in India?

Answer

Duration: Mid-November to February Temperature: Below 21°C in northern plains, night temperatures may go below freezing Pressure: High pressure over northern plains, lower pressure in south Winds: Lig

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