Features of the Indian Ocean climate?

The climate of the Indian Ocean has several features that are associated with its location. To begin with, from the north, the ocean washes the Asian continent, and from the south there is cold Antarctica. As a result of the geographical position of the Indian Ocean, monsoons are characteristic here. Closer to Antarctica, the likelihood of storms is very high, and in the equatorial part of the storms occur when the direction of the monsoons changes, which occurs in summer, while winters are relatively quiet. The air temperature in equatorial latitudes is +28, and the highest in the Persian Gulf is +34 degrees.