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Which factor is characterises by the cold weather season in India?

The cold weather season in India begins during mid November in Northern India and stays till February. December and January are the coldest months.

During the cold season, the days are cool and nights are cold.

Ans: Cool days and cold nights

Clear sky, pleasant weather, low temperature and humidity, high ranges of temperature cool and slow northern winds are the chief characteristics of this season are:-

  • Temperature

  • Pressure and Winds

  • Precipitation

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