Geography · Indian Climatology
The Coromandel Coast gets most of its rain during the winter season because:
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- 1the Northwest monsoons pick up moisture from the Arabian Sea and these winds are obstructed by the Western Ghats
- 2the Northeast monsoons pick up moisture from the Bay of Bengal and these winds are obstructed by the Eastern Ghats✓
- 3the cyclones from the Indian Ocean are obstructed by the Western Ghats
- 4the winds from the Indian Ocean are obstructed by the Eastern Ghats
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the Northeast monsoons pick up moisture from the Bay of Bengal and these winds are obstructed by the Eastern Ghats
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