Climate In Incredible India
Due to Incredible India’s diverse and large topography, the min / max. Temperatures in different parts of the country differ during any given time of the year, from the Himalayas to Northern India plains, down to Southern India and archipelago of our Coral Islands.
The Hindu calendar has divided the year into 6 seasons. They are: Vasanta (Spring) Mid March to Mid May, Garishma (Summer) Mid May to Mid July, Varsha (Monsoon) Mid July to Mid September, Sharad (Autumn) Mid September to Mid November, Hemant (Autumn Winter) Mid November to Mid January, and Shishir (Winter Spring) Mid January to Mid March.
The Hindu calendar has divided the year into 6 seasons. They are: Vasanta (Spring) Mid March to Mid May, Garishma (Summer) Mid May to Mid July, Varsha (Monsoon) Mid July to Mid September, Sharad (Autumn) Mid September to Mid November, Hemant (Autumn Winter) Mid November to Mid January, and Shishir (Winter Spring) Mid January to Mid March.
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The general expected Temperature trends from Jan to Dec are given however unexpected temp variations can take place sometimes. In the Himalayan regions it is comparatively colder due to the altitudes. The forested areas are always bit colder in the nights. May June are the warmest months.
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