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The summer season in Karnataka is from ______ to .

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March to May

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March to July

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April to June

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February to April

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Solution

The correct option is A March to May
The summer season starts from March and extends till May. April and May are the hottest months in Karnataka. During these two months the weather turns very dry and uncomfortable in the state. Monsoon: The monsoon season begins in June and lasts until September.

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