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Break in monsoon (monsoon trough and offshore trough) with Animation for UPSC (civil services)
💥 *Indian monsoon & related systems*
👉🏻Different types of rainfall - Convectional rainfall, Orographic and cyclonic rainfall | UPSC : https://youtu.be/891H-ncmpaQ
👉🏻Indian Monsoon rainfall and Retreating monsoon rainfall | UPSC | CSE : https://youtu.be/opSn9_2-yEM
👉🏻Pre monsoon rainfalls causes and mechanism with animation for UPSC civil services: https://youtu.be/cZrkMVim5ns
👉🏻Break in monsoon (monsoon trough and offshore trough) with Animation for UPSC (civil services) : https://youtu.be/xw4CCT8FXHs
👉🏻Western Disturbance rainfall | UPSC | CSE | Geography: https://youtu.be/RtNoG9OLMNQ
👉🏻 Indian monsoon through real weather data : https://youtu.be/3aKLyGyeGNc
📌 *Relevant playlist*
📙 Jet streams: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeouPOxXm2R-VcRhcGdMi9vh
📙 Indian monsoon & ...
published: 27 Aug 2023
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Understanding the "Monsoon Trough": A Key Concept in Weather Patterns
Cracking the Code: Understanding the Monsoon Trough • Unravel the mysteries of weather patterns as we delve into the crucial concept of the Monsoon Trough. Discover its impact on rainfall and climate, and gain insights into how it shapes our world.
00:00 • Introduction - Understanding the "Monsoon Trough": A Key Concept in Weather Patterns
00:33 • What is a "Monsoon Trough"?
01:00 • The Components of the Phrase
01:30 • Importance in Weather Forecasting
01:54 • The Global Impact
published: 22 Dec 2023
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Monsoon Trough Dynamics: An educational video
MONSOON TROUGH:
Subsumes ITCZ and monsoon circulation (Westerlies & Easterlies circulation pattern).
Extends from East (South China Sea) to West (Rajasthan) and South (Peninsula) to North (Himalayan foothills).
The region below the monsoon trough gets active rainfall.
Aids in development of low pressure systems in Bay and Arabian Sea. Production of positive vorticity.
Also produces low pressure over land.
published: 20 Aug 2020
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What is a monsoon?
What is a monsoon?
The word monsoon comes from the Arabic word 'mausim' which translates as 'season', which is suggestive of the seasonal nature of the monsoon and its associated rains.
A monsoon climate is characterized by a dramatic seasonal change in direction of the prevailing winds of a region which brings a marked change in rainfall.
The monsoon climate results in high annual rainfall totals exceeding 1.5 m (5 ft) in many places.
You may also enjoy:
– Podcasts exploring weather and climate https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_brL5mcfsqI4cu42ueHttv0
– Daily weather forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_Zew9xGAqYVtGjYHau-E2yL
– Deep dive in-depth forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_ZGnhyYdlEpdYrjZ-Pmj2rt
Make sure yo...
published: 24 Aug 2018
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What is Monsoon Trough UPSC?
published: 23 Sep 2022
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Concept of Indian Monsoon
Indian Monsoon
In this module, you will:
• understand the concept of Indian monsoon
• explain the factors that determine the typicality of Indian monsoon
• explain the role of monsoon in Indian economy
Monsoon is a periodic seasonal wind.
It blows from sea to land in one season and reverses back in the next season.
• The term monsoon is derived from an Arabic word 'mausim', which means 'season'.
• The main cause is the differential heating and cooling of land and its surrounding water bodies, that is, seas and oceans.
• The reversal of temperature and pressure condition across the ocean is called as Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño and La Nina are two opposite ends of the Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño is the warm phase and La Niña is the cold phase.
• India is an agricultural count...
published: 21 Feb 2018
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Weather update: arrival of the monsoon trough northern Australia, 16 Dec 2020
The arrival of the monsoon trough on Thursday will bring an increase in shower and storm activity across the Top End and Carpentaria District.
The satellite image shows plenty of cloud to the north of Australia with two tropical circulations developing. We are keeping an close eye on these over the next few days.
From Thursday the monsoon trough is expected to develop over the north coast of the Top End, bringing an increase in shower and storm activity in the eastern districts from tomorrow, moving into the western Top End from Friday and Saturday
The arrival of the monsoon will lead to widespread rainfall totals over three days of around 50-100 mm across inland parts of the Top End and 200-300 mm in coastal areas. As the monsoon trough activates, it introduces the risk of cyclones fo...
published: 16 Dec 2020
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2 Monsoon Trough and Cyclogenesis
published: 18 Jun 2021
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Southwest Monsoon in India | Formation, Mechanism explained | for UPSC, IAS, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL
This video is on southwest monsoon, its formation & mechanism. The southwest monsoon is the reason behind Mumbai rain and brings rains towards the end of summer as the high pressure built in the Indian Ocean pushes the wind masses towards the low pressure formed on Indian landmass.
#mumbairains #monsoon #monsoonseason
https://www.instagram.com/amitsengupta01/
published: 09 Jun 2020
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Indian Monsoon Explained: Key Insights for UPSC Aspirants | Revision through Animation | UPSC 2024
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In this session, we will be discuss Indian Monsoon from Indian Geography, which is important part of UPSC syllabus.
Here’s a concise summary of the Indian Monsoon for UPSC preparation:
1. What is the Indian Monsoon?
The Indian Monsoon refers to the seasonal reversal of winds accompanied by heavy rainfall, primarily occurring in the Indian subcontinent during the summer season. It is a defining feature of India's climate, affecting agriculture, water resources, and the economy.
2. Mechanism of Monsoon
Differential Heating: T...
published: 23 Nov 2023
15:20
Break in monsoon (monsoon trough and offshore trough) with Animation for UPSC (civil services)
💥 *Indian monsoon & related systems*
👉🏻Different types of rainfall - Convectional rainfall, Orographic and cyclonic rainfall | UPSC : https://youtu.be/891H-ncmp...
💥 *Indian monsoon & related systems*
👉🏻Different types of rainfall - Convectional rainfall, Orographic and cyclonic rainfall | UPSC : https://youtu.be/891H-ncmpaQ
👉🏻Indian Monsoon rainfall and Retreating monsoon rainfall | UPSC | CSE : https://youtu.be/opSn9_2-yEM
👉🏻Pre monsoon rainfalls causes and mechanism with animation for UPSC civil services: https://youtu.be/cZrkMVim5ns
👉🏻Break in monsoon (monsoon trough and offshore trough) with Animation for UPSC (civil services) : https://youtu.be/xw4CCT8FXHs
👉🏻Western Disturbance rainfall | UPSC | CSE | Geography: https://youtu.be/RtNoG9OLMNQ
👉🏻 Indian monsoon through real weather data : https://youtu.be/3aKLyGyeGNc
📌 *Relevant playlist*
📙 Jet streams: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeouPOxXm2R-VcRhcGdMi9vh
📙 Indian monsoon & related systems: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepIH3w-LQrWaaarEcbRQ1Ts
📙 El nino & La nina https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwperwJU1Rzn3VkQCGBCr06nEm
📙 Indian ocean dipole: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepW3KnbwstrI2j2F2g3BNvw
📙 Wind systems (Permanent and Regional winds): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwperYpPfolNzFllrQBo2G-imx
📌 *Geography playlist important for Civil service exams*
📙 Climatology (Climate systems): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpep2MbHrohsK5MwOdfUTagUd
📙 Oceanography: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeqsbJtn5o4iUOyxiHsO57si
📙 Geomorphology: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpep3jVXn2Q5QnsS7CMKG1Yyd
📙 Atmosphere: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepBACv4r5n0vEHGNNEaYLLB
📙 Indian Geology: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeorXSaj1SqH39BdZj40e-WB
*Video Description*
#upsc #ias #cse #geography #elnino #upscmotivation #upscexam #upscprelims #upscpreparation #upscpreparation #civilservices #ias #iasmotivation #geography #prelims #uppsc #mpsc #mppsc #iasexam #mppsc #bpsc #bpscmains #climatechange#upsc #ias #cse #geography #elnino #upscmotivation #upscexam #upscprelims #upscpreparation #upscpreparation #civilservices #ias #iasmotivation #rainfall #monsoon #premonsoon #westerndisturbance #elnino #lanina #indianocean #mjo #geography #prelims #uppsc #mpsc #mppsc #iasexam #mppsc #bpsc #bpscmains #uppsc2023 #climatechange #climatology #weather
https://wn.com/Break_In_Monsoon_(Monsoon_Trough_And_Offshore_Trough)_With_Animation_For_Upsc_(Civil_Services)
💥 *Indian monsoon & related systems*
👉🏻Different types of rainfall - Convectional rainfall, Orographic and cyclonic rainfall | UPSC : https://youtu.be/891H-ncmpaQ
👉🏻Indian Monsoon rainfall and Retreating monsoon rainfall | UPSC | CSE : https://youtu.be/opSn9_2-yEM
👉🏻Pre monsoon rainfalls causes and mechanism with animation for UPSC civil services: https://youtu.be/cZrkMVim5ns
👉🏻Break in monsoon (monsoon trough and offshore trough) with Animation for UPSC (civil services) : https://youtu.be/xw4CCT8FXHs
👉🏻Western Disturbance rainfall | UPSC | CSE | Geography: https://youtu.be/RtNoG9OLMNQ
👉🏻 Indian monsoon through real weather data : https://youtu.be/3aKLyGyeGNc
📌 *Relevant playlist*
📙 Jet streams: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeouPOxXm2R-VcRhcGdMi9vh
📙 Indian monsoon & related systems: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepIH3w-LQrWaaarEcbRQ1Ts
📙 El nino & La nina https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwperwJU1Rzn3VkQCGBCr06nEm
📙 Indian ocean dipole: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepW3KnbwstrI2j2F2g3BNvw
📙 Wind systems (Permanent and Regional winds): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwperYpPfolNzFllrQBo2G-imx
📌 *Geography playlist important for Civil service exams*
📙 Climatology (Climate systems): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpep2MbHrohsK5MwOdfUTagUd
📙 Oceanography: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeqsbJtn5o4iUOyxiHsO57si
📙 Geomorphology: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpep3jVXn2Q5QnsS7CMKG1Yyd
📙 Atmosphere: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpepBACv4r5n0vEHGNNEaYLLB
📙 Indian Geology: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcwy20QGwpeorXSaj1SqH39BdZj40e-WB
*Video Description*
#upsc #ias #cse #geography #elnino #upscmotivation #upscexam #upscprelims #upscpreparation #upscpreparation #civilservices #ias #iasmotivation #geography #prelims #uppsc #mpsc #mppsc #iasexam #mppsc #bpsc #bpscmains #climatechange#upsc #ias #cse #geography #elnino #upscmotivation #upscexam #upscprelims #upscpreparation #upscpreparation #civilservices #ias #iasmotivation #rainfall #monsoon #premonsoon #westerndisturbance #elnino #lanina #indianocean #mjo #geography #prelims #uppsc #mpsc #mppsc #iasexam #mppsc #bpsc #bpscmains #uppsc2023 #climatechange #climatology #weather
- published: 27 Aug 2023
- views: 7686
2:40
Understanding the "Monsoon Trough": A Key Concept in Weather Patterns
Cracking the Code: Understanding the Monsoon Trough • Unravel the mysteries of weather patterns as we delve into the crucial concept of the Monsoon Trough. Disc...
Cracking the Code: Understanding the Monsoon Trough • Unravel the mysteries of weather patterns as we delve into the crucial concept of the Monsoon Trough. Discover its impact on rainfall and climate, and gain insights into how it shapes our world.
00:00 • Introduction - Understanding the "Monsoon Trough": A Key Concept in Weather Patterns
00:33 • What is a "Monsoon Trough"?
01:00 • The Components of the Phrase
01:30 • Importance in Weather Forecasting
01:54 • The Global Impact
https://wn.com/Understanding_The_Monsoon_Trough_A_Key_Concept_In_Weather_Patterns
Cracking the Code: Understanding the Monsoon Trough • Unravel the mysteries of weather patterns as we delve into the crucial concept of the Monsoon Trough. Discover its impact on rainfall and climate, and gain insights into how it shapes our world.
00:00 • Introduction - Understanding the "Monsoon Trough": A Key Concept in Weather Patterns
00:33 • What is a "Monsoon Trough"?
01:00 • The Components of the Phrase
01:30 • Importance in Weather Forecasting
01:54 • The Global Impact
- published: 22 Dec 2023
- views: 135
22:32
Monsoon Trough Dynamics: An educational video
MONSOON TROUGH:
Subsumes ITCZ and monsoon circulation (Westerlies & Easterlies circulation pattern).
Extends from East (South China Sea) to West (Rajasthan) a...
MONSOON TROUGH:
Subsumes ITCZ and monsoon circulation (Westerlies & Easterlies circulation pattern).
Extends from East (South China Sea) to West (Rajasthan) and South (Peninsula) to North (Himalayan foothills).
The region below the monsoon trough gets active rainfall.
Aids in development of low pressure systems in Bay and Arabian Sea. Production of positive vorticity.
Also produces low pressure over land.
https://wn.com/Monsoon_Trough_Dynamics_An_Educational_Video
MONSOON TROUGH:
Subsumes ITCZ and monsoon circulation (Westerlies & Easterlies circulation pattern).
Extends from East (South China Sea) to West (Rajasthan) and South (Peninsula) to North (Himalayan foothills).
The region below the monsoon trough gets active rainfall.
Aids in development of low pressure systems in Bay and Arabian Sea. Production of positive vorticity.
Also produces low pressure over land.
- published: 20 Aug 2020
- views: 10388
7:07
What is a monsoon?
What is a monsoon?
The word monsoon comes from the Arabic word 'mausim' which translates as 'season', which is suggestive of the seasonal nature of the monsoo...
What is a monsoon?
The word monsoon comes from the Arabic word 'mausim' which translates as 'season', which is suggestive of the seasonal nature of the monsoon and its associated rains.
A monsoon climate is characterized by a dramatic seasonal change in direction of the prevailing winds of a region which brings a marked change in rainfall.
The monsoon climate results in high annual rainfall totals exceeding 1.5 m (5 ft) in many places.
You may also enjoy:
– Podcasts exploring weather and climate https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_brL5mcfsqI4cu42ueHttv0
– Daily weather forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_Zew9xGAqYVtGjYHau-E2yL
– Deep dive in-depth forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_ZGnhyYdlEpdYrjZ-Pmj2rt
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https://wn.com/What_Is_A_Monsoon
What is a monsoon?
The word monsoon comes from the Arabic word 'mausim' which translates as 'season', which is suggestive of the seasonal nature of the monsoon and its associated rains.
A monsoon climate is characterized by a dramatic seasonal change in direction of the prevailing winds of a region which brings a marked change in rainfall.
The monsoon climate results in high annual rainfall totals exceeding 1.5 m (5 ft) in many places.
You may also enjoy:
– Podcasts exploring weather and climate https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_brL5mcfsqI4cu42ueHttv0
– Daily weather forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_Zew9xGAqYVtGjYHau-E2yL
– Deep dive in-depth forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_ZGnhyYdlEpdYrjZ-Pmj2rt
Make sure you subscribe so you never miss a single lesson about the weather or climate https://www.youtube.com/c/MetOfficeLearnAboutWeather/?sub_confirmation=1
We are the Met Office, the UK’s national weather service, and every day of the week we bring you a morning weather forecast and an afternoon weather forecast so that wherever you are in the UK we have you covered. Forecasts and any weather warnings are accurate at time of recording.
To ensure you have the most up to date weather information, check the hourly forecast and live warnings on the Met Office website or app.
- published: 24 Aug 2018
- views: 414178
7:33
Concept of Indian Monsoon
Indian Monsoon
In this module, you will:
• understand the concept of Indian monsoon
• explain the factors that determine the typicality of Indian monsoon
• expl...
Indian Monsoon
In this module, you will:
• understand the concept of Indian monsoon
• explain the factors that determine the typicality of Indian monsoon
• explain the role of monsoon in Indian economy
Monsoon is a periodic seasonal wind.
It blows from sea to land in one season and reverses back in the next season.
• The term monsoon is derived from an Arabic word 'mausim', which means 'season'.
• The main cause is the differential heating and cooling of land and its surrounding water bodies, that is, seas and oceans.
• The reversal of temperature and pressure condition across the ocean is called as Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño and La Nina are two opposite ends of the Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño is the warm phase and La Niña is the cold phase.
• India is an agricultural country and the economic growth of each year depends on the amount and duration of monsoon rain.
AASOKA provides 2D/3D educational videos based on the CBSE curriculum that will help you understand difficult concepts and complicated experiments in a simple, easy-to-understand way. You can check all available videos of this grade and to get more clarity, or for progression of difficulty in different topics of this subject, you can check out the given playlists available on our channel:
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Indian Monsoon
In this module, you will:
• understand the concept of Indian monsoon
• explain the factors that determine the typicality of Indian monsoon
• explain the role of monsoon in Indian economy
Monsoon is a periodic seasonal wind.
It blows from sea to land in one season and reverses back in the next season.
• The term monsoon is derived from an Arabic word 'mausim', which means 'season'.
• The main cause is the differential heating and cooling of land and its surrounding water bodies, that is, seas and oceans.
• The reversal of temperature and pressure condition across the ocean is called as Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño and La Nina are two opposite ends of the Southern Oscillation.
• El Niño is the warm phase and La Niña is the cold phase.
• India is an agricultural country and the economic growth of each year depends on the amount and duration of monsoon rain.
AASOKA provides 2D/3D educational videos based on the CBSE curriculum that will help you understand difficult concepts and complicated experiments in a simple, easy-to-understand way. You can check all available videos of this grade and to get more clarity, or for progression of difficulty in different topics of this subject, you can check out the given playlists available on our channel:
Class 9 : https://bit.ly/3Qql9SR
Visit our website https://aasoka.com/ for more details or download our app
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- published: 21 Feb 2018
- views: 796972
1:21
Weather update: arrival of the monsoon trough northern Australia, 16 Dec 2020
The arrival of the monsoon trough on Thursday will bring an increase in shower and storm activity across the Top End and Carpentaria District.
The satellite i...
The arrival of the monsoon trough on Thursday will bring an increase in shower and storm activity across the Top End and Carpentaria District.
The satellite image shows plenty of cloud to the north of Australia with two tropical circulations developing. We are keeping an close eye on these over the next few days.
From Thursday the monsoon trough is expected to develop over the north coast of the Top End, bringing an increase in shower and storm activity in the eastern districts from tomorrow, moving into the western Top End from Friday and Saturday
The arrival of the monsoon will lead to widespread rainfall totals over three days of around 50-100 mm across inland parts of the Top End and 200-300 mm in coastal areas. As the monsoon trough activates, it introduces the risk of cyclones for northern Australia and we will be monitoring this over coming days.
Now is the time to ensure you are up to date with the Bureau's forecasts and warnings on our website, app and social media as this is an evolving situation, and listen to the latest information from your local emergency services.
Video current at 3.00 pm ACST Wednesday 16 December 2020. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings visit http://ow.ly/o3Nr50CClmT or the BOM Weather app, and follow advice from emergency services.
https://wn.com/Weather_Update_Arrival_Of_The_Monsoon_Trough_Northern_Australia,_16_Dec_2020
The arrival of the monsoon trough on Thursday will bring an increase in shower and storm activity across the Top End and Carpentaria District.
The satellite image shows plenty of cloud to the north of Australia with two tropical circulations developing. We are keeping an close eye on these over the next few days.
From Thursday the monsoon trough is expected to develop over the north coast of the Top End, bringing an increase in shower and storm activity in the eastern districts from tomorrow, moving into the western Top End from Friday and Saturday
The arrival of the monsoon will lead to widespread rainfall totals over three days of around 50-100 mm across inland parts of the Top End and 200-300 mm in coastal areas. As the monsoon trough activates, it introduces the risk of cyclones for northern Australia and we will be monitoring this over coming days.
Now is the time to ensure you are up to date with the Bureau's forecasts and warnings on our website, app and social media as this is an evolving situation, and listen to the latest information from your local emergency services.
Video current at 3.00 pm ACST Wednesday 16 December 2020. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings visit http://ow.ly/o3Nr50CClmT or the BOM Weather app, and follow advice from emergency services.
- published: 16 Dec 2020
- views: 7277
7:29
Southwest Monsoon in India | Formation, Mechanism explained | for UPSC, IAS, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL
This video is on southwest monsoon, its formation & mechanism. The southwest monsoon is the reason behind Mumbai rain and brings rains towards the end of summer...
This video is on southwest monsoon, its formation & mechanism. The southwest monsoon is the reason behind Mumbai rain and brings rains towards the end of summer as the high pressure built in the Indian Ocean pushes the wind masses towards the low pressure formed on Indian landmass.
#mumbairains #monsoon #monsoonseason
https://www.instagram.com/amitsengupta01/
https://wn.com/Southwest_Monsoon_In_India_|_Formation,_Mechanism_Explained_|_For_Upsc,_Ias,_Cds,_Nda,_Ssc_Cgl
This video is on southwest monsoon, its formation & mechanism. The southwest monsoon is the reason behind Mumbai rain and brings rains towards the end of summer as the high pressure built in the Indian Ocean pushes the wind masses towards the low pressure formed on Indian landmass.
#mumbairains #monsoon #monsoonseason
https://www.instagram.com/amitsengupta01/
- published: 09 Jun 2020
- views: 488153
7:37
Indian Monsoon Explained: Key Insights for UPSC Aspirants | Revision through Animation | UPSC 2024
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For ...
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For Inquiries 📞 08071174446
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In this session, we will be discuss Indian Monsoon from Indian Geography, which is important part of UPSC syllabus.
Here’s a concise summary of the Indian Monsoon for UPSC preparation:
1. What is the Indian Monsoon?
The Indian Monsoon refers to the seasonal reversal of winds accompanied by heavy rainfall, primarily occurring in the Indian subcontinent during the summer season. It is a defining feature of India's climate, affecting agriculture, water resources, and the economy.
2. Mechanism of Monsoon
Differential Heating: The landmass of India heats up faster than the surrounding water bodies (Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea), creating a low-pressure zone over the Indian subcontinent.
High-Pressure Area: The Indian Ocean and the surrounding seas maintain a relatively high-pressure area during summer.
Wind Reversal: As a result, moisture-laden winds from the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea are drawn towards the land, moving from high pressure to low pressure, bringing rains.
Southwest Monsoon: This is the summer monsoon that brings about 80% of India’s total rainfall. It occurs from June to September.
Northeast Monsoon: Occurs during the winter months (October to December) when the winds reverse, blowing from the northeast. It mainly brings rainfall to Tamil Nadu and the southeastern coast.
3. Factors Influencing Monsoon
ITCZ (Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone): The ITCZ shifts northward in summer, attracting the moisture-laden southwest monsoon winds.
El Niño and La Niña: El Niño weakens the Indian monsoon, while La Niña strengthens it by impacting sea surface temperatures in the Pacific.
Tibetan Plateau Heating: The intense heating of the Tibetan Plateau during summer aids in the establishment of the monsoon by creating low pressure.
Jet Streams: The position of the subtropical westerly jet stream and easterly jet stream influences the onset and withdrawal of the monsoon.
4. Stages of Monsoon
Onset: The monsoon typically hits the Indian mainland around June 1st, starting from the Kerala coast.
Progression: It then spreads northward to cover the entire subcontinent by mid-July.
Withdrawal: The monsoon begins to withdraw from the northwest by early September, completely retreating by October.
5. Impact of Indian Monsoon
Agriculture: Indian agriculture, particularly kharif crops like rice, depends heavily on monsoon rains. Poor monsoon leads to droughts and agricultural failure.
Water Resources: Monsoon is vital for recharging rivers, lakes, and groundwater reserves across India.
Economy: A good monsoon boosts economic activities, especially in the rural sector, while a weak monsoon affects crop yields and increases inflation.
Floods and Droughts: While the monsoon brings much-needed rains, it can also cause floods in some regions (like Bihar and Assam) and droughts in others (like Rajasthan).
6. Monsoon Variability
Inter-annual variability: Some years experience more rainfall (excess monsoon), while others experience less (deficient monsoon).
Regional Disparity: Regions like the Western Ghats receive heavy rainfall, while areas like Rajasthan and Gujarat remain relatively dry due to the uneven distribution of monsoon.
7. Recent Changes and Challenges
Climate Change: Rising global temperatures have been altering monsoon patterns, making rainfall less predictable and more extreme (either floods or droughts).
Urban Flooding: Rapid urbanization and poor drainage systems in cities like Mumbai and Chennai have led to frequent flooding during monsoon seasons.
8. Monsoon in India’s Culture
The monsoon is deeply embedded in India’s culture, celebrated through festivals like Onam, and has great significance in Indian literature, music, and daily life.
Understanding the Indian monsoon is critical for UPSC as it touches on various themes like climatology, agriculture, economy, and disaster management
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In this session, we will be discuss Indian Monsoon from Indian Geography, which is important part of UPSC syllabus.
Here’s a concise summary of the Indian Monsoon for UPSC preparation:
1. What is the Indian Monsoon?
The Indian Monsoon refers to the seasonal reversal of winds accompanied by heavy rainfall, primarily occurring in the Indian subcontinent during the summer season. It is a defining feature of India's climate, affecting agriculture, water resources, and the economy.
2. Mechanism of Monsoon
Differential Heating: The landmass of India heats up faster than the surrounding water bodies (Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea), creating a low-pressure zone over the Indian subcontinent.
High-Pressure Area: The Indian Ocean and the surrounding seas maintain a relatively high-pressure area during summer.
Wind Reversal: As a result, moisture-laden winds from the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea are drawn towards the land, moving from high pressure to low pressure, bringing rains.
Southwest Monsoon: This is the summer monsoon that brings about 80% of India’s total rainfall. It occurs from June to September.
Northeast Monsoon: Occurs during the winter months (October to December) when the winds reverse, blowing from the northeast. It mainly brings rainfall to Tamil Nadu and the southeastern coast.
3. Factors Influencing Monsoon
ITCZ (Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone): The ITCZ shifts northward in summer, attracting the moisture-laden southwest monsoon winds.
El Niño and La Niña: El Niño weakens the Indian monsoon, while La Niña strengthens it by impacting sea surface temperatures in the Pacific.
Tibetan Plateau Heating: The intense heating of the Tibetan Plateau during summer aids in the establishment of the monsoon by creating low pressure.
Jet Streams: The position of the subtropical westerly jet stream and easterly jet stream influences the onset and withdrawal of the monsoon.
4. Stages of Monsoon
Onset: The monsoon typically hits the Indian mainland around June 1st, starting from the Kerala coast.
Progression: It then spreads northward to cover the entire subcontinent by mid-July.
Withdrawal: The monsoon begins to withdraw from the northwest by early September, completely retreating by October.
5. Impact of Indian Monsoon
Agriculture: Indian agriculture, particularly kharif crops like rice, depends heavily on monsoon rains. Poor monsoon leads to droughts and agricultural failure.
Water Resources: Monsoon is vital for recharging rivers, lakes, and groundwater reserves across India.
Economy: A good monsoon boosts economic activities, especially in the rural sector, while a weak monsoon affects crop yields and increases inflation.
Floods and Droughts: While the monsoon brings much-needed rains, it can also cause floods in some regions (like Bihar and Assam) and droughts in others (like Rajasthan).
6. Monsoon Variability
Inter-annual variability: Some years experience more rainfall (excess monsoon), while others experience less (deficient monsoon).
Regional Disparity: Regions like the Western Ghats receive heavy rainfall, while areas like Rajasthan and Gujarat remain relatively dry due to the uneven distribution of monsoon.
7. Recent Changes and Challenges
Climate Change: Rising global temperatures have been altering monsoon patterns, making rainfall less predictable and more extreme (either floods or droughts).
Urban Flooding: Rapid urbanization and poor drainage systems in cities like Mumbai and Chennai have led to frequent flooding during monsoon seasons.
8. Monsoon in India’s Culture
The monsoon is deeply embedded in India’s culture, celebrated through festivals like Onam, and has great significance in Indian literature, music, and daily life.
Understanding the Indian monsoon is critical for UPSC as it touches on various themes like climatology, agriculture, economy, and disaster management
- published: 23 Nov 2023
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