Why Coromandel Coast Receives Winter Rainfall?

- The north-east monsoon winds that pick up moisture from the Bay of Bengal are blocked by these mountains. - Therefore, because of the obstruction created by the Eastern Ghats to these winds, the Coromandel coast receives rainfall during the winter season.

Why does rainfall occurs in Coromandel coast twice in a year?

Answer: During the winter season, north-east trade winds prevail over India. They are off-shore winds that blow from land to sea and usually do not bring rain. ... They then blow towards the Tamil Nadu Coast which receives winter rainfall due to these winds.

Why does Coromandel coast receives maximum rainfall from cyclones?

Explanation: From September to November, monsoon winds start retreating. Thus, the weather becomes extreme with high heat and humidity. The cyclones arising from the Bay of Bengal cause rainfall in the Coromandel Coast of Tamil Nadu.