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What is southern Asias rainy season called?
Monsoon season.
What were south Asias first cities?
Indus
Where are rainforest mainly are?
i think the four main rainforests are asias north America and south America and Australia
Can you travel to Darwin in the wet season?
You can travel to Darwin in the wet season, and many people do. However, there is always the chance that, if it is a particularly wet year, roads will be cut to the south and east of the city.
What moths does south asia's wet season occur?
February to July
What 2 things does south Asias varied landscape include?
Plateaus and mountain ranges
Is the north of Australia cooler than the south?
The Far North of Australia (the Top End) has two seasons, the "Wet" season and the "Dry" season. Depending on the year, the Dry season runs from about March to November and is warm to hot. The Wet season runs from November to March, it rains nearly every day and it is oppressively hot and humid. The period leading up to the breaking of the wet season is known by some as the "Suicide Season". The further south you go the more temperate the climate becomes.
When was The Wet Season created?
The Wet Season was created in 2002.
What countries are tropical wet and dry?
Countries with tropical wet and dry climates include India, Thailand, Mexico, Brazil, and Australia. These countries typically experience distinct wet and dry seasons throughout the year, with heavy rainfall during the wet season and drier conditions during the dry season.
What is Asias 3 Ancient cultures?
what is Asias 3 Ancient cultures and where there general area is
What are some jobs in the wet season?
Some of the jobs in the wet season include the agriculturist jobs.Some of jobs in the wet season include plumbing and the raod construction jobs.
Why does mongalla have a wet and a dry season?
Mongalla, like many regions in South Sudan, experiences a wet and dry season due to its tropical climate, influenced by the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). During the wet season, typically from May to October, the ITCZ shifts northward, bringing increased rainfall as warm, moist air rises and cools. Conversely, in the dry season, from November to April, the ITCZ moves south, resulting in reduced precipitation and drier conditions. This seasonal variation is crucial for local agriculture and water resources.
