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    Arabian Sea-8oN-20oN &50oE-60oE); Box 2 (Central Arabian Sea-8oN-20oN &60oE-70o E) and Box 3 (Eastern Arabian Sea-8oN-20oN &70oE-80oE). The inter-annual variation of heat content‚ NHF and SST in these three boxes during pre-monsoon‚ summer monsoon and winter monsoon seasons have been analyzed. Vertical profiles of temperature from the assimilated model output of SODA is used to calculate the upper ocean heat content and the NHF data was taken from OAFlux data sets. Eastern Arabian Sea experienced

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    Global warming is believed to be causing more severe hurricanes‚ floods‚ and now monsoon season. As the temperatures across the globe continue to rise the intensity of the monsoon storms is continuing to build. If the temperatures continue to rise‚ the storms can become even more severe because they thrive off of hot temperatures. As the temperatures from global warming continue to cause the pressure that results in monsoon storms continues to rise‚ the more intense the rains and winds will become. As

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    LEADING INDICATORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY Lt Col D G Naik Grenville Savio Noronha Gnanasundaram C Kaushik K Course Project Report of HS 700 – Applied Economics Spring 2006 The economic dominance of the US is already over. What is emerging is a world economy. India is becoming a powerhouse very fast. Peter Drucker‚ Management Guru‚ In Fortune The dynamism shown by India in the last 15 years is phenomenal. Paul Wolfowitz‚ President‚ World Bank There is huge amount of optimism about

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    The trade networks between Africa and Eurasia from circa 300 C.E. to 1450 C.E. changed by means of Islam being founded as well as African-Eurasian trade was very limited but soon became much more advanced.. However‚ Monsoons were always a factor of these overseas trades‚ and the trade networks between African and Eurasia remained very important during this time period by means of the trade networks contributions to the Afro-Eurasian world. In 622 C.E.‚ Islam was founded which helped flourish trade

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    advanced in technological developments. Both Mali and the Delhi Sultanate lied in the tropical zone of Africa and Asia. Lacking the hot and cold seasons of temperate lands‚ the two empires have their own cycle of rainy and dry season caused by the monsoons. They were the largest and richest tropical states. Both utilized Islamic administrative and military systems. Mali was founded by an indigenous African dynasty that had adopted Islam through the peaceful influence of Muslim merchants and scholars

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    Pakistan Journal of Meteorology Vol. 9‚ Issue 17: Jul 2012 Rainfall Trends in Different Climate Zones of Pakistan Salma‚ S.1‚ S. Rehman1‚ M. A. Shah2 Abstract In this paper‚ the study was conducted across the country to assess the rainfall trend in different climate zones of Pakistan over the past three decades. For this purpose dataset comprising 30 years for the period 1976 to 2005 were acquired from 30 meteorological observatories from different parts of the country. The whole data was

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    responsibility lies for the ensuing human calamity. This short essay investigates some of those questions. A pinch of geography is necessary to explain why Pakistan received such an extraordinary amount of rain during this rainy season. The Indian monsoon can be understood as a giant sea-breeze‚ with ocean moisture sucked in by rising hot air over the South Asian plains. It is influenced by large scale weather patterns such as the jet stream in the northern hemisphere‚ which this year came to a halt

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    with a climate that is often desribed as tropical monsoon type. There are four seasons: "winter (January- February)‚ hot weather summer ( march- may)‚ rainy south-western monsoon ( June- September) and post- monsoon‚ also known as the north-east monsoon in the southern peninsula ( October- December). India’s climate is affected by two seasonal winds- the north-east monsoon and south-west monsoon. The north-east monsoon commonly known as winter monsoon blows sea to land after crossing the Indian Ocean

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    attracts the south west monsoons during the June to October post summer months‚  providing most of the rainfall in India.   Summer: March to June are the Summer months in most parts of India. North Western India has April to July as the summer months. May is the hottest month in the North while West is the hottest in April. Average temperatures in India during Summer are around 32 to 40 °C  ( 90 to 104 °F ) Rainy Season : Also called the South West Summer monsoons‚ the rains last from June

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    Hazards in Dhaka City 13 Nov‚ 2013  Assignment‚ Terms‚ Thesis During the last couple of decades Dhaka city is one of the fastest growing metropolises in the world. The urban development seems to lack in planning and the problem of urbanization are intensified by high population growth and rural urban migration. Again‚ Bangladesh suffers from natural calamities every now and then and the urbanization of metropolitan Dhaka is also affected by it. The existing utility services are not capable of coping

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