Introduction
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Ocean factor that influence it:
El Nino effect - El nino is apparently of warm water over Peruvian coast. La Nina is opposite. El Nino gives bad monsoons in India.
Indian Ocean Dipole - Difference in temperature in Arabian and Bata Bay of Bengal. Positive IOD (Arabian > Bay of Bengal) leads to good monsoon
Somali cold current - Appearance of cold current on the Somali [Coast jet?] appearance in this jet intensify the monsoon over India.
Tropical Eastern jet - formation in the monsoon. Decently on masolarjeur and travel back to India as Somali jet for wayposts
Atmospheric features:
Southern oscillation - Pressure difference as Tahiti and Darwin the lower lord with El Nino. When pressure at Darwin → Tahiti India has good monsoon
Somali East African tropical jet - appearance in this jet intensify the monsoon over India.
Tropical Eastern jet → formation Rivaling the monsoon. Decently on masalarjar and travel back to India as Somali jet for wayposts
* eli of shimply of ITD > and subtropical jet. → The position of ITCZ determine the distribution of rainfall in North India.
The subtropical jet when it goes beyond Himalayas to [illegible] - Strain the monsoon rain in India
submajor [?] when it goes beyond Himalayas → [illegible] Strain the monsoon rain in India
— Anshul Bhatt · AIR 22
Conclusion
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- Cites expert opinion from IMD head establishing authority
- Identifies key oceanic factors influencing monsoon
- Explains El Nino and La Nina effects on Indian monsoon
- Provides concrete example of Indian Ocean Dipole mechanism
Anshul Bhatt
Important Geophysical Phenomena such as earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanic activity, cyclone etc.
Indian Monsoon
Oceanic factors influencing Indian monsoon
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