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Home/PYQs/Indian & World Geography/Climate & Weather

Climate & Weather — UPSC Previous Year Questions

17 previous year questions • Indian & World Geography • 1995–2025

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UPSC 1997

Daily weather map showing isobars is an example of:

Practice 17 UPSC previous year questions on Climate & Weather from Indian & World Geography. These questions span from 1995 to 2025, covering key concepts frequently tested in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination. Each question includes a detailed explanation to help you understand the underlying concept.

Year-wise Distribution

2025: 2 Qs2024: 2 Qs2022: 1 Q2015: 1 Q2011: 2 Qs2003: 1 Q2002: 2 Qs2000: 1 Q1999: 1 Q1997: 2 Qs1996: 1 Q1995: 1 Q

Sample Questions

  1. Daily weather map showing isobars is an example of:(UPSC 1997)
  2. Consider the following description: 1. Annual and daily range of temperatures is low. 2. Precipitation occurs throughout the year. 3. Precipitation varies between 50 cm - 250 cm. What is this type of climate?(UPSC 2024)
  3. Assertion (A): Areas near the equator receive rainfall throughout the year. Reason (R): High temperatures and high humidity cause convectional rain in most afternoons near the equator. In the context of the above two statements, which one of the following is correct?(UPSC 1996)
  4. The graph given below shows the mean average monthly temperatures (in ºC) and mean monthly rainfall (in cms) of a place. This graph is indicative of which one of the climatic zones of the world?(UPSC 1995)
  5. For short-term climatic predictions, which one of the following events, detected in the last decade, is associated with occasional weak monsoon rains in the Indian sub-continent?(UPSC 2002)