The “Mango Showers" phenomena in India is related to which season?

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) Summer.

·         Mango showers are pre-monsoon showers that occur in summer, typically in the southern parts of India, such as Kerala and Karnataka.

·         These light showers help in the ripening of mangoes, which is why they are called "mango showers." Occurring between March and April, these rains also provide relief from the intense summer heat and prepare the land for the upcoming monsoon season.

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·         Mango showers occur during the late spring and early summer, especially in the southern states of India.

·         These showers are beneficial for the mango crop, as they help the fruit ripen properly.

·         Mango showers are also known as April rains and are seen as a precursor to the monsoon season.

·         They are part of the pre-monsoon weather patterns, which also bring thunderstorms and occasional rain to other parts of India.

·         The showers also reduce the high temperatures in summer, providing temporary relief from the heat.