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The Indian summer monsoon (ISM) shows quasi-rhythmic intraseasonal oscillations (ISO) manifested as alternate ‘active’ phases of copious rainfall and quiescent phases of ‘break’. Within these periodic phases, the daily rainfall shows large variabilit
In Fig. 11, time series of daily accumulated rainfall obtained from IMD averaged over the box bound between 73°E–74°E and 16°N–20°N located on the northern parts of the west coast of India is shown for the peak summer monsoon months (July–August) of 2023. During 29 July 2023...
Considering the severe impacts of compound dry and hot extremes, we examine the primary drivers of CDHEs during the summer monsoon in India. Using ERA5 reanalysis, we show that most of the CDHEs in India occur during the droughts caused by the summer monsoon rainfall deficit. Despite a decli...
Fig. 2. Sub-regions of India: Northwest (NW), Central north (CN), Northeast (NE), West Central (WC) and Peninsular (Pen). Retrieve from http://www.monsoondata.org/hist/region.html. 3. Characteristic of the sea ice extent in the Indian Ocean sector and Indian rainfall 3.1. Sea ice...
Many studies have highlighted an asymmetry in rainfall anomalies over India between the warm phase (El Niño) and the cold phase (La Niña) of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). However, the extent to which the distinctive phases of ENSO influence the asymmetry pattern of Sri Lanka...
Indian summer monsoon rainfall extremes and their changing characteristics under global warming have remained a potential area of research and a topic of s
wind and rainfall patterns, the characteristics and behavior of monsoons vary from region to region. The South Asian monsoon, for example, is particularly strong as the Himalayas and Tibetan-Iranian Plateau prevent dry air from the north flowing to the humid monsoon region in India and southern ...
This increase in cloud height is linked to more extreme rainfall during India's monsoon season. Given the ongoing trend in deep convective cloud top temperatures, these changes are poised to continue influencing extreme weather patterns across India in the future. 1 Introduction The impacts of ...
This region receives majority of rainfall during the Indian Summer Monsoon with normal onset date between 1–10 June every year37. The climate of this region is sub-tropical and it receives some of the highest rainfall in the world. Mawsynram in Meghalaya, India is the wettest place on ...