The monsoon season typically lasts from July to September in most parts of India. The monsoon season can be divided into four distinct phases:
In some parts of the country the monsoon season may last from June to September while in other areas it may extend from June to October. However the months in which the monsoon season is usually most active are July August and September.
Monsoon season can be different depending on where you live. The average monsoon season is between two and three months.
A statement that accurately describes monsoons is that they are seasonal. They last for months, not for days. A monsoon brings heavy winds and rainfall.
It depends.
The monsoon last through April-October
"The monsoon season caused 500 mm of rain to fall in this area last year".
There are four main seasons in India. We have local names for the seasons:Winter is called shishir;Summer is greeshm;Monsoon is varsha, andPost-monsoon is sharad.Winter from December to February; summer or pre monsoon season from March to may; monsoon season from June to September and post ûmonsoon season in October and November. Monsoon is the longest season with a duration of four months while post monsoon is the shortest with a duration of only two months. The remaining two seasons are of three months each.Source: www.hsb.iitm.ac.in
Yes, monsoon is a count noun; for example: There is a monsoon expected this week. Last season we had several monsoons.
There is no desert named the Monsoon Desert. However, the deserts of the southwestern United States do have a monsoon season from June 15 through September 30. During these months the region receives most of its annual precipitation.
Monsoon
Northeast monsoon , are the monsoon that come from south . This season starts from June and in the month of September . retreating monsoon starts from the mid of september month and ends in the november month .
Arab traders sailing the Indian ocean in their sailing ships preferred to travel during the months of June and July because they were the prevailing months of monsoon winds; that is why they are called trade winds.
Oliver Moxon has written: 'The last monsoon'