Why is India so close to China but the temperature is so different?

India is a monsoon country. Before the rainy season (June to October) every year, it is often controlled by the subtropical high pressure for a long time, causing high temperature weather. At the same time, there is the Tibetan Plateau in the north of India, and the special terrain is also One of the reasons for this climate. The combined effects of radiation intensity, topography, and weather systems make India have higher temperatures than areas at the same latitude, sometimes reaching 45°C to 48°C. In addition, the gap between the rich and the poor in India is obvious, and many poor areas have insufficient infrastructure, making it easy for people to die from heat.

India is located in South Asia, where it is extremely hot every summer. The two countries are located in different geographical locations. They are both in the northern hemisphere. India has a lower latitude than China and can be exposed to direct sunlight for a longer period of time. The ground receives radiation from The more heat from the sun, the higher the temperature will be. It is not new for people to die due to heat, but it is far less serious than this year in previous years.

February and March this year were rainy and the temperatures were low, and recently the temperature has risen rapidly. In this regard, some meteorological experts explained that this year's hot weather did not last long but caused many deaths. This is because many people are unable to adapt to the rapid changes in temperature.

The temperatures in India are quite interesting. The temperature in South Asia is higher than that in areas at the same latitude. This is closely related to the Himalayas in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. It is this mountain range that prevents cold air from Central Asia and Siberia from reaching South Asia.