Classification of Climate In Haryana


 
 
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Classification of Climate in Haryana

According to the climatic classification of Wladimir Koppen, Haryana has mainly two types of climate. The description of these climates is as follows:

Humid Subtropical Climate (Caw)

  • The extension of this type of climate is found in a 72 km wide strip spread in the South of the Shivalik range. The average winter temperature in this region is found to be less than 18° C and the January temperature reaches 3°-4°C.
  • The temperature of Northern part of Shivalik range reaches to freezing point at night. Thus, the climate of Shivalik has an impact on the climate of the state.
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    Question : 1

    Which of the following Climate of Haryana receives rainfall from the South - West monsoon coming from the Bay of Bengal ?

    Right Option : B
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    Question : 2

    What is the average winter temperature in the region of Humid Subtropical Climate ?

    Right Option : C
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    Question : 3

    Which of the following are correct :

    (a) Hot Steppe Climate region receives rainfall from the South - West monsoon coming from the Bay of Bengal.

    (b) Hot Steppe Climate region does not receive have excess rainfall.

    (c) Due to less rainfall the temperature of the Haryana in summer is very high and there is a lot of evaporation.

    Right Option : D
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