Indian monsoon is a complex phenomenon influenced by various climatic factors. Critically examine the role of oceanic and atmospheric factors in determining the intensity and distribution of monsoon rainfall.
Introduction
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[complex phenomenon] Influence by :-
[economy] - El Nino → affects LA Nina → inflation etc
[agriculture] - Rainfall area depending
[festivals] - on arrival of rain &
[policies] - city development plan, MSP based on prejudicia, disasters policies
[Complex phenomenon Influence by :-
[climatic factors]
Temperature & insolation → affects intensity & timing of arrival
Western disturbances, as seen in Himachal floods & merger of monsoon & Western disturbance
winds - trade wind (south easterly & western jet effect burst & breaks.
cyclone → affects intensity by preceising low/high pressure
Role of oceanic factors in
[Weakening of walker cell]
[directly affects monsoon]
II. Distribution
Role of atmospheric phenomenon
However, Apart from atmospheric & oceanic factor :-
Physiography plays a role in monsoon arrival, distribution [ex] Raimbadan region behind Western Ghats
climate change impacts monsoon as cited by IPEC repel
Pollution & other local factor in distribution of monsoon spread.
— Annapurna Singh
Conclusion
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showing Indian monsoon influences on economy, agriculture, festivals and policies with interconnected relationships
- Shows monsoon's multidisciplinary impact
- El Nino and La Nina concepts incorporated
- Linkage to multiple sectors (economy, agriculture, festivals, policies)
- Western disturbances mentioned with example
- Demonstrates understanding of climatic complexity
Annapurna Singh
Salient features of World's Physical Geography
Important Geophysical Phenomena - Monsoon System
Indian Monsoon - Climatic and Oceanic Factors
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