Henning Haslund
Abstract
IN two of the four seasons of the year the water-laden monsoon winds sweep over burning, sweating India—and nature is transformed as by the stroke of an enchanter’s wand. The whole tropical plant world takes a bound forward and grows up in miraculous fashion, and the elephants’ delighted trumpeting and the monkeys’ cheerful chatter rise from the moist virgin forests and jungles.
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IN two of the four seasons of the year the water-laden monsoon winds sweep over burning, sweating India—and nature is transformed as by the stroke of an enchanter’s wand. The whole tropical plant world takes a bound forward and grows up in miraculous fashion, and the elephants’ delighted trumpeting and the monkeys’ cheerful chatter rise from the moist virgin forests and jungles.
Key concepts: Snow, Physical geography, Environmental science, Geography, Meteorology