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    Manipur has an amiable climate despite being surrounded by hills at an elevation of 790 metres above sea level. Summers see maximum temperatures reach 32 °C while winters can be chilly, with January typically the coldest month and July usually the warmest.

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    Manipur has an amiable climate despite being surrounded by hills at an elevation of 790 metres above sea level. Summers see maximum temperatures reach 32 °C while winters can be chilly, with January typically the coldest month and July usually the warmest.

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    Manipur has an amiable climate despite being surrounded by hills at an elevation of 790 metres above sea level. Summers see maximum temperatures reach 32 °C while winters can be chilly, with January typically the coldest month and July usually the warmest.

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    MANIPUR CLIMATE

    Lying 790 metres above sea


    level, Manipur is wedged among
    hills on all sides. This northeastern
    corner of India enjoys a generally
    amiable climate, though the
    winters can be chilly. The
    maximum temperature in the
    summer months is 32 °C (90 °F).
    The coldest month is January, and
    the warmest July.

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