HYDRO METEOROLOGY

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• RAINFALL IN THE UPPER CATCHMENT OF JHELUM

  S. N. BHAN

  51-62

• Rainfall distribution over Bangladesh stations during the monsoon months in the absence of depressions and cyclonic storms

  M. AMIRUL HUSSAIN, NAHID SULTANA

  339-348

• RAINFALL BASED CLASSIFICATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH THROUGH THE ESTIMATES OF ASSURED RAINFALL

  B. S. KULKARNI, G. KRISHNA KANTH

  369-372

• RAINFALL AND FLOODS DURING 1969 SOUTHWEST MONSOON PERIOD

  Editor Mausam

  347-354

• QUANTITATIVE PRECIPITATION FORECASTS FOR UPPER YAMUNA CATCHMENT BY SYNOPTIC ANALOGUE METHOD

  L. C. RAM, S. KAUR

  508-511

• Quantitative precipitation forecasting for hydrological prediction over catchment areas with inadequate agrological data by the method of atmospheric water balance

  G. R. GUPTA, K. K. SRIVASTAVA, H. C. MEHRA , S. R. BANSAL

  113-118

• Probable maximum precipitation over Tamil Nadu -A generalised approach

  P .R. RAKHECHA , B. D. KULKARNI

  249-254

• Probable maximum precipitation for the catchment of Koyna dam

  P. R. RAKHECHA, A. K. A. K. KULKARNI A. K. KULKARNI, B. N. MANDAL, R. B. SANGAM , N. R. DESHPANDE

  211-216

• Prediction of annual runoff using Artificial Neural Network and Regression approaches

  N. VIVEKANANDAN

  11-20

• Precipitable water and its spectral analysis over eastern and western parts of India during Monex-1979

  U. S. SINGH , J. B. SINGH

  205-210

• Pre-monsoon and post-monsoon groundwater chemical analysis For Burdwan (West Bengal), India

  PRAVAT RABI NASKAR, SHOBHIT KATIYAR, SOURISH BONDYOPADHYAY

  859-864

• PMP ESTIMATION BY STATISTICAL METHOD-A WORD OF CAUTION

  O. N. DHAR , SHOBHA NANDARGI

  182-183

• Persistency in sequences of wet and dry pentads Over Bombay

  P. P. KAMTE, S. D. DAHALE, V. V. KHADE

  253-258

• Persistence, intensification and recession of meteorological drought over India during 1987

  RAJENDRA PRASAD, HARI SINGH, B. LAL

  453-462

• Performance of IMD multi-model ensemble and WRF (ARW) based sub-basin wise rainfall forecast for Mahanadi basin during flood season 2009 and 2010

  ASHOK KUMARDAS , SURINDER KAUR

  625-644

• ON THE LONG TERM DROUGHT PREDICTION OVER SAURASHTRA & KUTCH

  M. P. SHEWALE, D. M. RASE

  754-757

• On the derivation of unit hydrograph for estimating flood discharge at Ramgarh in Damodar Valley

  SK GHOSE

  51-60

• On some hydrometeorological aspects of Narmada basin

  S. D. S. ABBI, D. K. GUPTA , S. K. SUBRAMANIAN

• On evaluating design storm for a hilly catchment with inadequate raingauge network

  T. G. CHANGRANEY, S. D. S. ABBI , P. K. DATTA ROY

• Occurrence of dry and wet weeks over Maharashtra

  P. G. GORE, V. THAPLIYAL

  25-38

• Observed variability in the current field during summer monsoon experiments: Arabian Sea

  R.R. RAO, K. V. SANIL KUMAR, BASIL MATHEW

  355-368

• Nature of the frequency distribution of Indian rainfall : Monsoon and annual

  K. N. RAO, C. J. GEORGE , V. P. ABHYANKAR

  507-514

• Modelling water resource system of Punjab -Certain approaches and challenges

  T KARUNAKARAN, PS SATSANG, JP QUADRAT

  413-416

• Meteorological factors associated with July 2005 floods in river Jhelum

  B. P. YADAV, S. C. BHAN

  39-46

• Meteoric dust and rainfall

  O.N. DHAR

  356-357

• Measurements of vertical flow in ground water borings and hydrological parameters for assessing ground water pollution

  UMESH CHANDRA

  3-8

• Mean precipitable water vapour and rainfall liability index for the Indian area and neighbourhood

  R. Y. MOKASHI

  541-550

• MAXIMUM 24-HOUR PERSISTING DEW POINTS DURING THE NORTHEAST MONSOON SEASON OVER TAMIL NADU

  B. D. KULKARNI, P. R. RAKHECHA

  204-206

• Mathematical distribution of rainfall in arid and semi-arid zones of Rajasthan

  A. KRISHNAN, R. S. KUSHWAHA

  153-160

• Markov chain model probability of dry, wet of rainy wet weeks during moonson period over Andhra Pradesh

  N. PANDHARINATH

  393-400

• LONG TERM VARIATIONS OF RAINFALL AT A FEW STATIONS IN BIHAR STATE

  S. K. PRASAD, D. N. JAISWAL

  329-330

• Long term rainfall trend over meteorological sub divisions and districts of India

  SURINDER KAUR, SUMANT KUMAR DIWAKAR , ASHOK KUMAR DAS

  439-450

• Interpolation of short duration rainfall from 24-hou r rainfall in lower Godavari basin

  D. V. L. N. RAO, S. C. GOYAL, S. N. KATHURIA

  291-298

• Interdependence between surface potential gradient and rainfall in monsoon rains

  A. M. SELVAM, G. K. MANOHAR , Bh. V. RAMANA MURTY

  59-63

• INTERCOMPARISON OF DETERMINATION OF PARAMETERS OF LP III FOR ESTIMATION OF DESIGN FLOOD

  N VIVEKANANDAN

  527-532

• Interaction of upper westerly waves with intertropical convergence zone and their effect on the weather over Zambia during the rainy season

  S. Kumar

  423-438

• Inter-annual variability of some river stream-flows and rainfalls in the Amazon basin

  R. P. KANE, I. B. T. LIMA

  627-642

• Inter-annual variability of rainfalls in the Amazon basin and its vicinity

  R. P. KANE

  351-360

• Influence of certain factors on rainfall frequency values

  N. TRIPATHI

  423-430

• Independence of rainfall over Indian subcontinent over time scale of less than a month during monsoon season

  D. A. MOOLEY , G. APPA RAO

  51-56

• Hydrometeorological study of severe rainstorms of north Bihar

  ASHIM K. GHOSH, K. PRASAD

  385-390

• Hydrologic investigations for water resources, water pollution and civil engineering operations using isotope techniques

  U. CHANDRA, W. DROST, H. MOSER, F. NEUMAIER

  629-642

• HYDROGEOLOGY OF KASGANJ BLOCK, DISTRICT ETAH IN PARTS OF THE CENTRAL GANGA BASIN : A MICRO-LEVEL APPROACH

  SYED ZAHEER HASAN

  364-369

• Hydroclimatic studies of the Western Ghats

  HS RAMMOHAN, SHADANANAN NAIR

  329-332

• Hydro-thermal regimes and their impact on relative weather disparities and grain yield of wheat in central Punjab

  Sony Bora, P. K. Kingra, Raj Kumar Pal

  519-528

• Heavy rainfall in Pakistan during 27-29 July 2010: Role of atmospheric energy conversion characteristics

  FEIGE FEIGE, ZAHEER AHMADBABAR, SHENG LIGUO, XIEFEIZHI FEIZHI, YUNCHEN YUNCHEN, WEIWEI WEITANG

  57-66

• HEAVY RAINFALL IN NORTHWEST INDIA DURING WINTER AND ADVECTION OF VORTICITY AT 300 MB LEVEL

  R. K. S. SAXENA , SURENDRA KUMAR

  KUMAR

• Heavy rainfall analysis over Teesta catchment and adjoining areas of Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim

  RAHA G N, BANDYOPADHYAY S, DAS S

  133-144

• Four statistical models for wet-spell analysis

  S. D. GORE , PARVIZ NASIRI

  493-498

• Forecasting heavy rainfall along Gujarat coast in association with Bay depressions moving westwards

  S. D. S. ABBI, D. K. GUPTA , HEM RAJ

  583-590