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The distribution of Monsoon in India

The monsoon season arrives in India around the first week of June and generally lasts around the middle of September. The winds carry moisture from the Indian Ocean and bring heavy rainfall during these four months. The summer monsoons are welcomed in India. Farmers depend on the rains to irrigate their land. Additionally, a great deal of India’s electricity is generated by water power provided by the monsoon rains. Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, receives the highest recorded rainfall in the world.

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