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Saturday, March 22, 2008

The Weird Rainy Season of South India




In India the North East monsoon rains end usually in the first week of January itself, each year. But this year it appears to continue further after two months gap - in this
March. Generally the weather in South India, from January to April, will be dry, and chill to warm. Due to the rains the March is wet and cold now unusually! Yesterday night (21st March, a full moon day) it rained when there was moonlight!
As the previous monsoon brought inadequate rains, is it now a deferred compensatory raining? Or is it due to the newly started
Solar cycle? Why does this happen? I wonder so about the Nature's weird ways of influencing the weather of the Earth!

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