Vol. 43 No. 2 (1992): Mausam

Articles

DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES IN RESPONSE TO USERS NEEDS

S. M. KULSHRESTHA

123-126
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Research Papers

Distribution of the areas and heights of the radar echoes from convective clouds around Delhi during monsoon season

R. N. CHATTERJEE, PREM PRAKASH , KAUSHAR ALI

127-130
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Shorter Contribution

The floods in north India in 1988- Forecasting aspects

RANJIT SINGH

131-136
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Trends and periodicities of monsoon and annual rainfall districts of Haryana State and Delhi

BHUKAN LAL, Y. M. DUGGAL , PANCHU RAM

137-142
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Leaf area index, evapotranspiration and dry Bio-mass of maize (Zea mays L.)

A. CHOWDHURY, H. P. DAS , S. B. GAONKAR

143-146
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Dirurnal variability of heat fluxes and heat content at A few locations off central east coast of India During April 1989

Y. SADHURAM, B. PRABHAKARA RAO, V. SUBBA RAO , T. V. N. RAO

147-150
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Fractional thermal units as the base scale for estimation Of evapotranspiration for sorghum

R. P. SAMUI , POONAM KALRA

151-154
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Surface wind at Leh

O. P. MADAN, N. NATARAJAN, H. C. SINGHAL, S. CHATURVEDI , V. THIYAGARAJAN

155-162
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See breeze like cloud-free zones during Monsoon months

J. C. MANDAL , S. R. HALDER

163-168
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Study of drought indices in relation to rice crop Production over some States of India

G. APPA RAO, S. V. DATAR, H. N. SRIVASTAVA

169-174
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A study of large-scale vertical motion over West Africa

OLUWAGBEMIGA O. JEGEDE

175-182
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Treands in atmospheric turbidity over India

H. N. SRIVASTAVA, S. V. DATAR , B. MUKHOPADHYAY

183-190
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Unusual high total ozone over New Delhi on 25 March 1990- A case study

S. K. SRIVASTAV , HAMID ALl

191-194
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On the relationship between milk yield and climatic factors

V.S. RAMACHANDRAN , N. M. MURALI

195-198
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Inconsistencies in the mean fields of temperature, geopotential height and winds over the Indian aerological network during July-August

R. ANANTHAKRISHNAN , M. K. SOMAN

199-204
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Progression of mid-tropospheric stable layer over Delhi region during May 1989 –A case study

S. K. SRIVASTAV , D. P. PANDEY

205-210
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Letters

EFFECT OF WEATHER VARIABLES ON ARECANUT PALMS (ARECA CATECHU L.)

A. MAHESHA, K. B. ABDUL KHADER

211-212
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THE RADAR FIXES OF TROPICAL CYCLONIC STORMS

J. V. M. NAIDU, C. N. MURTHY, M. SHANKAR

212-214
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METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS OVER BENGHAZI , LIBYA

MANINDRA KUMAR ROY

214-216
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TROUGH IN LOW LEVEL MONSOON WESTERLIES AND ASSOCIATED RAINFALL OVER TEESTA CATCHMENT

N. Y. APTE, A. K. DAS, L. C. RAM

216-218
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Weather in India

Hot Weather Season (March - May 1991)

Editor Mausam

219-228

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Vol. 43 No. 2 (1992): Mausam

Articles

DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES IN RESPONSE TO USERS NEEDS

Research Papers

Distribution of the areas and heights of the radar echoes from convective clouds around Delhi during monsoon season

Shorter Contribution

The floods in north India in 1988- Forecasting aspects

Trends and periodicities of monsoon and annual rainfall districts of Haryana State and Delhi

Leaf area index, evapotranspiration and dry Bio-mass of maize (Zea mays L.)

Dirurnal variability of heat fluxes and heat content at A few locations off central east coast of India During April 1989

Fractional thermal units as the base scale for estimation Of evapotranspiration for sorghum

Surface wind at Leh

See breeze like cloud-free zones during Monsoon months

Study of drought indices in relation to rice crop Production over some States of India

A study of large-scale vertical motion over West Africa

Treands in atmospheric turbidity over India

Unusual high total ozone over New Delhi on 25 March 1990- A case study

On the relationship between milk yield and climatic factors

Inconsistencies in the mean fields of temperature, geopotential height and winds over the Indian aerological network during July-August

Progression of mid-tropospheric stable layer over Delhi region during May 1989 –A case study

Letters

EFFECT OF WEATHER VARIABLES ON ARECANUT PALMS (ARECA CATECHU L.)

THE RADAR FIXES OF TROPICAL CYCLONIC STORMS

METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS OVER BENGHAZI , LIBYA

TROUGH IN LOW LEVEL MONSOON WESTERLIES AND ASSOCIATED RAINFALL OVER TEESTA CATCHMENT

Weather in India

Hot Weather Season (March - May 1991)

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