Why rains

Why rainThe waters of the sea, the lake, the ponds and the rivers rise above the sun's heat and become vapor. Clouds are formed from this vapor.When these clouds collide with cold air, the vapor particles in them become water droplets. Just like the wind blown into the cold air from the vapor fridge of the room, it becomes a drop of water by colliding with cold cans.Clouds with drops come to earth near heavy weight. Drops are thrown by the power of the earth to rain as rain. Thus, water from the cloud to the earth and travels from cloud to earth always keeps moving.Asia does not have rain like twelve months in Europe. Monsoon winds bring rainy season and after this, the rainfall is usually very low in the winter and summer seasons. After the summer season, people wait for the rainy season. If there is no rain, then there is an aura. The fields are dry and the animals start dying.When there is too much rain, the rivers come out of their edges and start flowing and the city fills the water. This is called floodRain water is clean and pure. Therefore it is the best source of pure water. India's Cherrapunji city has the highest rainfall in the world.

 However, there is a feeling of dampness in every rain, but the point of monsoon is something different. Monsoon not only tan but also affects the mind - everyone's mind. Not only the mind of the people - the river mountain, the farm barn, the hot market, the mind of everyone. Someone gives this thrill, anyone is happy, somebody freshness, somebody new life And this all-monsoon monsoon is the only dramatic event of its kind in the earth. Monsoon climate affects a large area.Mathematics of the monsoon!The word monsoon originates from the Arab word mousin. Which means the weather. Due to Arana's arrival, this special climate was named after the monsoon. Let us now know how the monsoon arrives: -In order to circumambulate the Sun through the Earth, some part of the Earth goes away from the Sun for some time. Which is said to be the rising of the Sun and the Dakshinaayan. Two imaginary lines on Earth are Cancer and Capricorn. Sun arises on the Tropic of Cancer at the time of quenching and on Makar Line during Dakshayana. Due to this change on earth, summer and winter are the arrival. Here are three main weather-summers, years of monsoon and winter. The period of summers is from March to June, the period from the period from July to October and the period of the winter period is from November to February.With the same change in weather, the direction of wind also varies. Where there is excessive heat, the air starts to rise and becomes the area of ​​low air pressure in the entire region. In such a situation, the air from the cold zone starts flowing towards the hot region to fill the vacuum. Repeat dry and rainy season are the main features of the monsoon climate. In summer, the wind moves from sea to spot, which is favorable to the rain and runs from the airplane to the sea in winter.In the summer, the Sun begins to take place from March 21 and on the 21st of June it glows vertically on the Cancer line. Due to this, the terrain of Central Asia becomes very hot. Consequently, the air gets up and becomes an area of ​​low pressure. While due to the cold on the ocean side of the southern hemisphere, the air from the high barrage starts to move towards low air pressure in the north.In this sequence, the wind crosses the diagonal line and tilts to its right according to Ferrell's law. According to Ferrell's law, due to the motion of the Earth, the wind tilts towards its right. This air starts flowing from the ocean to the site in the form of southern-western monsoon wind on Peninsular India, Burma, and other terrestrial parts of south-east Asia. It is called southwest monsoon These winds move from the ocean so there are plenty of water vapor. That is why there is heavy rainfall in these regions of the Asia-continent. This monsoon climate is found in India, Southeast Asia, Northern Australia, Guinea coast of Western Africa and the Pacific coastal region of Colombia.After 23 September, the sun's position begins to be decaying, and it shines vertically on the Makar Line on December 24, due to which excess moisture is developed due to the excessive cooling of the monsoon (northern Asia) regions of the Northern Hemisphere. These winds are called north-east monsoon winds. Now the cold air from this interior part of Asia starts moving towards the sea. Due to the Himalaya mountain ranges, these cold air could not enter India. Flowing in the north-east direction, this wind crosses a large part and reaches the countries of South Asia. Due to coming from the place, this air is dry, but when it crosses the Bay of Bengal, it receives humidity, and hence there is rains in eastern coastal parts of Peninsular India, especially in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. This is called the return of monsoon.Due to the monsoon, rainfall is often of three types - cyclonic, mountainous and congenital. When the humid monsoon winds hit the mountain, it rises up, resulting in sufficient rainfall. As we know that as temperatures rise, the temperature decreases as high as the height increases. Up to 165 meters, a degree centigrade temperature decreases. When the winds rise, the vapors present in it become cold and turn into water droplets. When the drop of water starts to become heavy, it falls on the earth. This is what we call rain. Since the vapor is abundant in the monsoon air, it is also raining heavily.