Some people know if the climate in India is the same as that in Indonesia, the tropical climate. But in reality, different friends far apart. Because based on geographical location, it turns out that India has a tropical and sub tropical climate. It is influenced by the monsoon winds. The wind is periodic and usually occurs mainly in the Indian Ocean and south of Asia. The size of the wind is bigger, stronger and constant compared to the sea breeze.
Although the most known core season in India is spring, summer, rainy season (Monsoon), and autumn. But based on the division of the region, ie in the northern part of India, the Indus - Ganga plains and the Himalayas range extending from Jammu and Kashmir in the north to Arunachal Pradesh in the far east forming almost the entire border of India in the east having a season like a country in Europe, cold (snowy), semi-hot and autumn. While South India is adjacent to Maldive and Srilanka, it has rainy and dry seasons. Based on news, India has experienced the hottest weather, which is up to 51 degrees. The heat is really good friends, like being in a giant toaster (oven). Even the highways through which pedestrians and transportation equipment was hot when passed.