Abstract: Detailed correlation analysis of the all-India monsoon rainfall and mean sea-level seasonal pressure at Bombay (19°N, 73°E) up to three lags on either side of the monsoon wren during the last 30 years (1951?80) indicates ...

Abstract: The location of the 500-hPa ridge axis during April over India is one of the most important long-range predictors for the summer monsoon rainfall. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis on its space-time variability ...

Abstract: Variation of air temperature at the surface and at four levels in the troposphere, viz., 850, 700, 500 and 200 mb, over India have been studied using the data at ten radiosonde stations for 31 to 42 years during 1944?85. ...

Abstract: The Indian summer monsoon rainfall is the net result of an ensemble of synoptic disturbances, many of which are extremely intense. Sporadic systems often bring extreme amounts of rain over only a few days, which can have ...