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In the peninsular region, there is hardly any noticeable seasonal change in the temperature pattern during winters. Why?
In the peninsular region, there is hardly any noticeable seasonal change in the temperature pattern during winters. Why?
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The correct option is D Moderating influence of the seas
The peninsular region specifically, it does not have a well-defined cold season. There is hardly any noticeable seasonal change in the temperature pattern during winters. For example, the average maximum temperature in January at Thiruvananthapuram is 31°C, and for June, it is 29.5°C. This is possible due to the moderating influence of the seas in the peninsular region.
The peninsular region specifically, it does not have a well-defined cold season. There is hardly any noticeable seasonal change in the temperature pattern during winters. For example, the average maximum temperature in January at Thiruvananthapuram is 31°C, and for June, it is 29.5°C. This is possible due to the moderating influence of the seas in the peninsular region.
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