🌏🇮đŸ‡ŗCLIMATIC REGIONS OF INDIA🇮đŸ‡ŗ🌏 (Based on Koppen's System)

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🌏🇮đŸ‡ŗCLIMATIC REGIONS OF INDIA🇮đŸ‡ŗ🌏
(Based on Koppen's System)

Koppen has noticed Indian climatic conditions and he  discovered 8 climatic regions of in India . This Eight climatic Regions are :
1. AW: ( Tropical Savanna Climate Region: winter dry )
2. AS': ( Tropical Savanna Climate: Summer Dry)
3. Cwg: ( Warm Climate With Dry winter )
4. E: (Poler Climate)
5.Amw: (Tropical Rainfall Climate)
6.BShw: (Semi-Arid steppe Climate)
7.Dfc: (Cold humid winters, shorter summer)
8.BWhw: (Hot Desert Climate )

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