Located in the Western Ghats of India, it is a significant catchment area, which influences rainfall patterns and supports diverse ecosystems.
Located in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, it facilitates the arrival and distribution of monsoon rains across the Deccan Plateau.
Located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, serves as a gateway for the Indian monsoon by capturing and channeling the southwest monsoon rains into the region.
It receives some of the highest rainfall in the country, influencing monsoon patterns in Northeast India.
It receives some of the highest rainfall on Earth, significantly impacting the monsoon patterns in Northeast India.
It receives early monsoon showers, which subsequently influence precipitation patterns across the northern regions of India.
Nestled in Kashmir, it influences the distribution of rainfall in northern India through its location in the Himalayan foothills.
It marks the western boundary where significant monsoon rainfall enters the typically arid northwest India.
Goa experiences the onset and progression of the southwest monsoon. It influences weather patterns along the western coast of India.