Vol. 57 No. 3 (2006): MAUSAM

Articles

Cyclones and depressions over the North Indian Ocean during 2005

Editor Mausam

379-394
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Research Papers

The evaluation of Kain-Fritsch scheme in tropical cyclone simulation

K. SATHI DEVI, D. HARI PRASAD, D. V. BHASKAR RAO

395-410
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Value addition in district level dynamical forecast during intense rainfall spells over the west coast of India

B. LAL, O. P. SINGH , ONKARI PRASAD

411-418
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Impact of KALPANA-1 cloud motion vector in the analysis and forecast of IMD operational NWP system

S. K. ROY BHOWMIK, D. JOARDAR, ANANDA K. DAS, Y. V. RAMA RAO, H. R. HATWAR

419-430
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Analysis of spatial patterns of trends in the frequency and intensity of Indian precipitation

SHOURASENI SEN ROY , Jr. ROBERT C. BALLING

431-436
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Pre-monsoon maximum temperatures over New Delhi, Mumbai & Chennai and possible solar influence

P. K. CHAKRABORTY , K. SRIVASTAVA

437-444
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Relationship between monsoon onset over Thiruvananthapuram and Mumbai and rainfall over Kerala and Konkan

M. P. SHEWALE , A. S. PONKSHE

445-450
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Prediction of winter minimum temperature of Kolkata using statistical model

TAPAN KANTI CHAKRABORTY

451-458
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Meteorological features associated with Indian drought in 2002

S. R. KALSI, RAJENDRA KUMAR JENAMANI , H. R. HATWAR

459-474
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A diagnostic study of some flood producing rainfall events in Bangladesh with a limited area analysis-forecast system

K. PRASAD, ROMEE AFROZ, M. A. SARKER , MIZANUR RAHMAN

475-488
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Long term variation in chemical composition of precipitation and wet deposition of major ions at Minicoy and Portblair : Islands in Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal

VIJAY KUMAR SONI, P. S. KANNAN, S. G. GHANEKAR, USHA RAVINDRAN, A. N. GAIKWAD, S. M. LOHOGAONKAR , A. R. K. DESHMUKH

489-498
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Influence of data burst collision on transmission of AWS data through satellite

E. MUTHURAMALINGAM, SANJAY KUMAR, R. D. VASHISTHA

499-506
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Letters

RECENT TRENDS IN TEMPERATURE (COLD WAVE CONDITION) AND RAINFALL OVER GANGTOK CITY

R. C. GUPTA, M. DAS

507-512
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DISASTROUS WEATHER EVENTS OF EXTREME HEAVY RAINFALL IN WEST BENGAL

P. G. GORE, P. R. JOSHI, S. K. DIKSHIT

513-517
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INFLUENCE OF EQUATORIAL PACIFIC SST ANOMALIES OF NINO 3.0 AND 3.4 ON INDIAN SUB-DIVISIONAL RAINFALLS

K. SEETHARAM

517-523
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AMPLIATIVE REASONING TO VIEW THE PREVALENCE OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS

SUTAPA CHAUDHURI

523-526
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Weather in India

MONSOON SEASON (June to September 2005)

Editor Mausam

527-566

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Vol. 57 No. 3 (2006): MAUSAM

Articles

Cyclones and depressions over the North Indian Ocean during 2005

Research Papers

The evaluation of Kain-Fritsch scheme in tropical cyclone simulation

Value addition in district level dynamical forecast during intense rainfall spells over the west coast of India

Impact of KALPANA-1 cloud motion vector in the analysis and forecast of IMD operational NWP system

Analysis of spatial patterns of trends in the frequency and intensity of Indian precipitation

Pre-monsoon maximum temperatures over New Delhi, Mumbai & Chennai and possible solar influence

Relationship between monsoon onset over Thiruvananthapuram and Mumbai and rainfall over Kerala and Konkan

Prediction of winter minimum temperature of Kolkata using statistical model

Meteorological features associated with Indian drought in 2002

A diagnostic study of some flood producing rainfall events in Bangladesh with a limited area analysis-forecast system

Long term variation in chemical composition of precipitation and wet deposition of major ions at Minicoy and Portblair : Islands in Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal

Influence of data burst collision on transmission of AWS data through satellite

Letters

RECENT TRENDS IN TEMPERATURE (COLD WAVE CONDITION) AND RAINFALL OVER GANGTOK CITY

DISASTROUS WEATHER EVENTS OF EXTREME HEAVY RAINFALL IN WEST BENGAL

INFLUENCE OF EQUATORIAL PACIFIC SST ANOMALIES OF NINO 3.0 AND 3.4 ON INDIAN SUB-DIVISIONAL RAINFALLS

AMPLIATIVE REASONING TO VIEW THE PREVALENCE OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS

Weather in India

MONSOON SEASON (June to September 2005)

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