TAMIL NADU:

Climate change is referred to as large variations in climatic average,

which exist for quite a long time or much longer periods. In spite of the fact that climate change
happened on a worldwide scale, its impacts often vary across regions.Several studies have been
conducted in recent years to detect possible climate trends and change worldwide [4,13]. Most
of these studies have focused on changes in temperature (maximum, minimum or mean) and
precipitation only as changes in their pattern can affect agricultural production, water
availability, ecosystems, plants, and animals. Evidences on global warming caused temperature
and a rainfall change for Indian sub-continent has been reported. Many studies were conducted
to study the variation of the temperature in Tamil Nadu .One such study is given The aim of
this study was to explore the changes in the annual and seasonal rainfall and temperature
using the long term time series data of Tamil Nadu. Trend analysis made through the non
parametric Mann-Kendall test and Sen’s slope estimator for historic climatic period (1981-
2017) and future time scales such as near century (2010-2039), mid of century (2040-2069)
and end of century (2071-2099). Trend analysis of observed maximum and minimum
temperature indicated an increasing trend at the annual and seasonal scale while rainfall
showed no clear cut trend over Tamil Nadu. Annual and seasonal maximum and minimum
temperatures are predicted to have more variability and significant warming trend in the
future. In future, the projected annual and seasonal rainfall tread indicated a mixed
pattern over Tamil Nadu.

On average, the temperatures are always high.The months of July, August, September and
December have a high chance of precipitation.Chennai has dry periods in February,
March and April.The warmest month is May with an average maximum temperature of
37°C (98°F).The coldest month is January with an average maximum temperature of 29°C
(84°F).
November is the most wet month. This month should be avoided if you are not a big fan of
rain.February is the driest month. March is the most sunny month.

Jammu and Kashmir:

The precipitation varies 304 mm | 12 inch between the driest month and the wettest month.
The variation in annual temperature is around 20.2 °C | 36.4 °F. The month with the
highest number of rainy days is August (23.57 days). The month with the lowest number of
rainy days is November (2.33 days). Jammu are in the northern hemisphere.Summer
starts here at the end of June and ends in September. There are the
months of summer: June, July, August, September.The best time to visit are April,
September, October.In Jammu, the month with the most daily hours of sunshine is May
with an average of 12.38 hours of sunshine. In total there are 383.78 hours of sunshine
throughout May. The month with the fewest daily hours of sunshine in Jammu is January
with an average of 8.74 hours of sunshine a day. In total there are 270.81 hours of sunshine
in January. Around 3691.24 hours of sunshine are counted in Jammu throughout the year.
On average there are 121.34 hours of sunshine per month.