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Top 5 Interesting Facts About India’s Monsoon

After hot and sweaty summer comes the season of rain. Popularly called as Monsoon in India! This season generally runs from late June to early September (but varies across the country). It revitalizes dried out valleys and streams and brings back the beauty of nature. Everything looks so pleasing. So, today we will be sharing the Top 5 Interesting Facts about India’s Monsoons. Let’s get started on the interesting facts…

Fact 1: Meaning Of Monsoon
Many people always think Monsoon means heavy rain. Interestingly, the name actually refers to the strong winds blowing from the colder areas to the hotter areas.

Fact 2: First Monsoon Forecast
India’s very first monsoon forecast was made on 4th June 1886. From 1871 till 2006, the monsoon season has been normal 94 times, with 23 years recorded as droughts.

Fact 3: Classification of Rain
An average or normal monsoon means rainfall between 96-104 percent of a 50-year average of 89 centimetres during the four-month season starting in June. Rainfall below 90 percent of the average is considered a drought as happened in the previous two years.

Fact 4: Coverage
The monsoon covers Southern India by the first week of June, then progresses towards the North and covers the half of the country’s landmass by mid-June. It covers entire India by mid-July.

Fact 5: Agriculture Depends On Monsoon
Since India is an agricultural country, the monsoon season is very important for India as it receives 90% of its rain during this period. The source of water for water for irrigation, maintaining life stock and human life are all done with the help of the monsoon.

If you are planning to experience the monsoon in India, then Mumbai is the city to come. Book your stay with
Lalco Residency and you can even use their concierge service to make all the travel arrangements. So what are you waiting for? Plan your trip and experience the monsoon-like never before.

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