Which of the following is a ‘Loo’ wind affected region of India?​

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (A) Thar Desert

Explanation:

The ‘Loo’ is a hot, dry summer wind that blows over the northwestern parts of India, especially the Thar Desert region, during May and June. It causes severe heatwaves and low humidity.

Information Booster:
• Occurs during pre-monsoon summer season.
• Affects Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and western Uttar Pradesh.
• Can cause heat strokes and dehydration.
• Temperatures often cross 45°C.
• Usually blows in the afternoon.
• Known for dusty and dry conditions.

Additional Information:
• Sundarbans Delta – Humid and coastal, affected by cyclones.
• Meghalaya Plateau – Receives heavy rainfall, known for Cherrapunji.
• Eastern Coast – Influenced by sea breeze and tropical cyclones.