Which one of the following indicates the Tropical Savannah climate?

[amp_mcq option1=”Aw” option2=”Dfc” option3=”Cwg” option4=”Am” correct=”option1″]

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UPSC CDS-2 – 2020

The Köppen climate classification code ‘Aw’ indicates the Tropical Savannah climate.

In the Köppen system, the first letter ‘A’ represents Tropical climates, characterized by consistently high temperatures throughout the year. The second letter ‘w’ signifies a dry winter season (winter is the low sun period). The Tropical Savannah climate typically has distinct wet and dry seasons, with the dry season occurring during the cooler part of the year (winter).

‘Am’ indicates a Tropical Monsoon climate. ‘Cwg’ represents a subtropical highland climate or monsoon-influenced humid subtropical climate (often found in parts of India). ‘Dfc’ indicates a subarctic climate with cold winters and no dry season, characteristic of high latitudes.

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