Why Delhi is cold in winters and hot in summers?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

India is one of the places on the earth where monsoon happen. Monsoon means that the majority of rainfall happens during a particular time each year. For India this is from June through September

During summer the Thar dessert in India heats up, leaves a low pressure area and winds with much moisture from the Indian ocean go over the land to fill that area. As they go north, the land goes higher so the clouds condense into rain until they hit the tops of the Himalaya and drop their last moisture in the form of snow.

Answer 3

I think its has to do with the humidity and height of the region. Kochi is almost at the sea level and New Delhi is 239mtr above sea level. No matter what period of the year the temperature is always from 28 to 36 always. Even in rainy days the temperature is always around 28-30. The atmospheric pressure is always high in kochi. Humidity is always above 95%. Its ia sea shore city and lots of back water make this place look like a pressure cooker. But its temperature always have a low dynamic range whereas in Delhi in summer you have very hi humidity and winter low humidity. If look at the temperature of Delhi during rainy seasons, its always around 28-35, with hi humidity of 95%. Humidity plays a major role in fluctuating the temperatures as well as height. For example 100 floor building will have different type of climate in its ground floor and its 100th floor

Answer 4

Delhi experiences colder temperatures in winter due to its location in the northern part of India, which brings cold air from the Himalayas. In summer, Delhi gets hot due to its proximity to the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, where hot winds blow towards the city, along with the urban heat island effect caused by buildings and concrete absorbing and radiating heat.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Because of the monsoon winds and because most of India lies between the Tropic of Cancer and the equator, so the sun's rays shine directly on the land.