Surface pressure anomaly pattern types and their application In forecasting daily rainfall distribution over India
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54302/mausam.v35i1.1908Abstract
Daily pressure anomaly charts for July and August are objectively classified into ten the large scale types for each month, utilising thirty years (1946-75) of data, through a chart-to-chart correlation method proposed by Lund (1963) .Average spatial distribution of rainfall associated with each of the pressure anomaly types are computed for 31 meteorological sub-divisions covering entire contiguous India using 15 years (1958-72) if data. Usefulness of these rainfall distribution type conditional climatologies in forecasting precipitation distribution over 10 sub-divisions lying in western and central parts of the country for the next 24 hours, is verified using 3 years (1973-75) of charts. The verification reveals that the forecasts as skillful as given by an experienced forecaster using all synoptic information can be made by simple stratification of pressure anomaly charts.
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