India has a diverse climate which differs from region to region, from north to south and east to west. In fact, India has tropical as well as continental type of climate. India is bounded by the mountains in the north and the east, so all the winds flowing do not cross the heights, hence resulting in the crispy climate.

The seasons are winter from December to February, summer from March to July and the monsoon seasons for the rest of the year. Here we see that the climate of the India is not static rather keep on changing very frequently. Also the temperature difference in 24 hours also gets high a number of times. So the various climatic conditions of the country are totally due to the geography of the land which comprises of plain soils, valleys, mountains and rivers.