Environment; India; More floods, severe heatwaves: Govt predicts climate change impact on India this century The report, set to be released this Friday, is the first comprehensive study by the Ministry of Earth Sciences on the global climate crisis and how it'll impact climate patterns in India. Climate - India Average weather, temperature, rainfall, when to go, what to pack If we consider also the Himalayas, it is said a little emphatically that India has all the climates of the world, but the climate in most of the country is actually tropical and affected by the monsoon regime , … Rainfall in India mainly occurs in the months of July, August and September. The data also shows a decrease in rainfall in July and August. The analysis indicates that there is a long‐term fluctuation in rainfall of period c. 22 years—possibly linked to the double sunspot cycle—and another of period c. 16 years, with which the first interacts. This particular weather pattern has a north-easterly flow over much of India with wind flowing off the Bay of Bengal in southern India, leading to heavy rainfall in the south east. A contrasting weather pattern is weather pattern 19 (also shown above) which is most likely to occur between June and August and is one of four weather patterns classified as being within the active monsoon regime. Weather in India India is a large, predominantly hot, country in south Asia, spanning latitudes between 8° to 33°N with the Tropic of Cancer passing through its middle. It is largely surrounded by the Indian Ocean with numerous topographical features like the Ganges River valley and the Himalayan mountains, all of which have an effect on its climate. As a result, the regions situated on the windward side receive greater rainfall than the regions located on the leeward side. The Indian rains are chiefly orographic in nature. In northwest India where Uttarakhand lies, this amount has increased by 22.4 per cent. English Assessment on India about Agriculture, Climate Change and Environment, Drought, Flash Flood and more; published on 17 Jun 2020 by Govt. Indian rainfall figures from World Weather Records have been subjected to filter analysis and the results suggest substantial coherence of data for central and north‐west India. India receives more rain in May and June Monsoon trends from 1961 to 2004 analysed by scientists show that the amount of rainfall received has increased in the months of May and June across India.