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Autumn Season
After the rainy season comes the autumn season. By
September, the monsoon winds have rained out fully and
become dry. Then they start to blow back to the seas.
These dry winds cause the tree leaves to fall. This season
lasts until the month of November when the winter
season is ready to set in.
Spring Season
With the end of the winter season, the spring season
starts. At this time, new leaves and new flowers bloom.
The land looks fresh and green. Due to this season being
cool and refreshing, it is called the queen of all seasons .
weather : the atmospheric condition over a short period of time.
climate : the average weather conditions over a long period of time.
Equator : the imaginary horizontal line that divides the earth into two equal halves.
moderate : neither very hot nor very cold.
monsoon : the rain-bearing winds which blow from sea to land.
Loo : the hot winds which blow in North India in summer.
humidity : the presence of water vapour in the air.
Facts
• Constant variation in atmospheric conditions is called weather.
• Climate indicates average weather conditions over a long period of time.
• Many factors influence the climate of a place.
• The 3 main seasons in India are summer, rainy and winter.
• It is hot in summer and cold in winter, while it rains in the rainy season.
• Two more intervening seasons experienced in India are the autumn and spring seasons.
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