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What is an example of extreme temperature variation mentioned in the text?
What is an example of extreme temperature variation mentioned in the text?
- Kerala having a tropical climate with warm and moist air
- Malabar Coast having an annual temperature range of 3°C
- Barmer recording 48°C in June while Kashmir reaches 22°C on the same day (correct)
- Punjab experiencing severe heat alternating with severe cold
What does the text mention about the temperature in Kargil and Kerala in December?
What does the text mention about the temperature in Kargil and Kerala in December?
- Punjab experiencing severe heat alternating with severe cold
- Malabar Coast having an annual temperature range of 3°C
- Dras near Kargil experiencing temperatures going down to 40°C during winter
- Kargil touching -40°C while Kerala recording 20°C or 22°C (correct)
What is the annual temperature range along the Malabar Coast?
What is the annual temperature range along the Malabar Coast?
- 20°C
- 3°C (correct)
- 48°C
- 40°C
What is the impact of the Himalayas on the climate of India?
What is the impact of the Himalayas on the climate of India?
What is an example of temperature variation at a single place and in a single day?
What is an example of temperature variation at a single place and in a single day?
Which region may record a temperature of 48°C or 50°C on a June day?
Which region may record a temperature of 48°C or 50°C on a June day?
Which region records severe heat alternating with severe cold due to its continental climate?
Which region records severe heat alternating with severe cold due to its continental climate?
In which region does the temperature touch -40°C in the month of December?
In which region does the temperature touch -40°C in the month of December?
Where does the annual range of temperature reach 3°C?
Where does the annual range of temperature reach 3°C?
Which factor forms a climatic barrier separating the Indian sub-continent from the rest of Asia?
Which factor forms a climatic barrier separating the Indian sub-continent from the rest of Asia?
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