Which of the following are false? 1. We observe land breeze during nights and sea breeze during daytime. 2. We observe mountain breeze during nights and valley breeze during daytime. 3. Monsoons are observed only in Asia. 4. Loo is a hot dry wind that is observed mostly in south India. 5. Zonda is a cood local wind that blows across Andes. Options a) All b) 2, 3, and 4 only c) 3 and 4 only d) 3, 4 and 5 only
For that you need to first understand monsoons. poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/10/el-nino-la-nina-el-nino-madoki-indian-ocean-dipole.html poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-monsoons-mechanism-itcz.html poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-monsoon-mechanism-how-jet.html poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-climate-indian-monsoon-climate.html poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-climate-seasons-summer-winter-norwesters-andhis.html poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/south-west-monsoon-retreating-monsoon-rainy-season.html
+PMF IAS Poor Mans Freind thank you so much where can i find prediction techniques....i studied your notes i got much clarity i enhanced my knowledge.....thank you
it was great bro... But how does the sirocco which is hot and at low pressure moves towards the Mediterranean sea which is already at high pressure...?
sir u said there will be no coriolis force at the equator.......but how the SW MONSOON affecting deflection near equator with zero coriolis force????????hope ur reply!!!! and i apprecite lot for ur work sir....
+Santosh Reddy At equator Coriolis force is zero. But what after you cross the equator? The object will be subjected to Coriolis force. At equator Coriolis force is 0. At 1 meter to the north of equator, there is Coriolis Force. At 1 km, 10 km,....
sir one doubt ...whether cylones formed at equator or not??i studied from one source tat eventhough equator has low pressure belt cylones will not formed bcos "At the equator, the Coriolis force is zero and the wind blows perpendicular to the isobar.The low pressure gets filled instead of getting intensified. That is the reason why tropical cyclones are not formed near the equator".....bt in ur pdf "the trade winds from two hemispheres meet at the equator, and due to convergence they rise and cause heavy rainfall"....plzz clarify me sir
+sanjeev kumar Cyclones don't form between 5 degree north and south of equator because of low Coriolis force. the statement "the trade winds from two hemispheres meet at the equator, and due to convergence they rise and cause heavy rainfall" is also correct. Convergence simply means that the trade winds meet at the equator and rise. the convergence is not cyclonic. Cyclonic convergence creates spiraling upward movement of wind. Non-cyclonic converge is the convergence of wind without spiraling or without forming a cyclonic vortex.
sir Loo originates at the hot regions of baloch, great indian desert. and blows towards the relatively colder indo gangetic plains----but at hotter places there should be subsidence at surface levels and divergence at surface level in gangetic plain, so if this is a surface wind, how come direct west to east? or doest it blow at greater heights, in which case effects of loo would have been negligible. I know i am missing something. Plz help.
In the months of May-June(when loo is present), the ICTZ is above the Tropic of Cancer & passes through the Indo-Gangetic plane. Hence, North India recives much higher solar insolation in Summer. So I think your loo explaination is incorrect! Please clarify.....
At present NO. www.pmfias.com/indian-monsoons-mechanism-of-indian-monsoons-itcz-inter-tropical-convergence-zone/ Indian Monsoons |ITCZ|Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone Indian Monsoons Mechanism|Jet Stream Theory Indian Monsoons - Easterly Jet|Tibet|Somali Jet Indian Monsoons - South West|North East Monsoons
An advice/suggestion to the guy presenting here. Kindly take your time abd speak slowly. You stutter a lot when trying to speak faster. Had to quit video halfway when it got unbearable. Slides are well prepared but constant stuttering rendered it incomprehensible
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Which of the following are false?
1. We observe land breeze during nights and sea breeze during daytime.
2. We observe mountain breeze during nights and valley breeze during daytime.
3. Monsoons are observed only in Asia.
4. Loo is a hot dry wind that is observed mostly in south India.
5. Zonda is a cood local wind that blows across Andes.
Options
a) All
b) 2, 3, and 4 only
c) 3 and 4 only
d) 3, 4 and 5 only
+PMF IAS Poor Mans Freind option c
Correct
+PMF IAS Poor Mans Freind please help me with Monsoon Prediction techniques
For that you need to first understand monsoons.
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/10/el-nino-la-nina-el-nino-madoki-indian-ocean-dipole.html
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-monsoons-mechanism-itcz.html
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-monsoon-mechanism-how-jet.html
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-climate-indian-monsoon-climate.html
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/indian-climate-seasons-summer-winter-norwesters-andhis.html
poormansfriend.blogspot.com/2015/11/south-west-monsoon-retreating-monsoon-rainy-season.html
+PMF IAS Poor Mans Freind thank you so much where can i find prediction techniques....i studied your notes i got much clarity i enhanced my knowledge.....thank you
Really sir you are Robinhood of poor aspirants.We salute your honest effort for us.
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+Poor Mans Friend sir
I always check your website for new videos thrice a day.i have watched your all videos.thanks sir from bottom of my heart.
You're welcome bro. Today I will post one. Due to some technical constraints I am unable to post videos regularly.
Good sir
There are more winds for local wind they are Chinook(Rocky mountains N America) and Harmattan(African sahara) 😀
sir plz discuss about Indian geography
it is a very good question thank you.
really great video and make me this topic to easily understandable....thanq so much sir
+sanjeev kumar Thanks for your constant support bro
Sir
Plz explain about geostrophic winds and where do it originate
Above surface.. where frictional force is 0
it was great bro... But how does the sirocco which is hot and at low pressure moves towards the Mediterranean sea which is already at high pressure...?
Are winds gusty at the leading edge of a sea breeze front? And calm right before the frontal zone?
tq
thank you so much that helped me a lot
Great videos Sir :) U should make more videos like about Physical Geography and about Human geography (mineral resources,location of industries....)
Yes, definitely
Check before use our country map whether our territory border lines are crect. pls avoid like this maps with partially showing j&k, in future
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sir u said there will be no coriolis force at the equator.......but how the SW MONSOON affecting deflection near equator with zero coriolis force????????hope ur reply!!!! and i apprecite lot for ur work sir....
+Santosh Reddy
At equator Coriolis force is zero. But what after you cross the equator? The object will be subjected to Coriolis force.
At equator Coriolis force is 0. At 1 meter to the north of equator, there is Coriolis Force. At 1 km, 10 km,....
thank u sir
Thanks
how I am a grade 4 student.
sir one doubt ...whether cylones formed at equator or not??i studied from one source tat eventhough equator has low pressure belt cylones will not formed bcos "At the equator, the Coriolis force is zero and the wind blows perpendicular to the isobar.The low pressure gets filled instead of getting intensified. That is the reason why tropical
cyclones are not formed near the equator".....bt in ur pdf "the trade winds from two hemispheres meet at the equator, and due to convergence they rise and cause heavy rainfall"....plzz clarify me sir
+sanjeev kumar
Cyclones don't form between 5 degree north and south of equator because of low Coriolis force.
the statement "the trade winds from two hemispheres meet at the equator, and due to convergence they rise and cause heavy rainfall" is also correct.
Convergence simply means that the trade winds meet at the equator and rise. the convergence is not cyclonic.
Cyclonic convergence creates spiraling upward movement of wind.
Non-cyclonic converge is the convergence of wind without spiraling or without forming a cyclonic vortex.
+PMF IAS Poor Mans Freind thank you so much sir ...u've cleared my doubts ...
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sir Loo originates at the hot regions of baloch, great indian desert. and blows towards the relatively colder indo gangetic plains----but at hotter places there should be subsidence at surface levels and divergence at surface level in gangetic plain, so if this is a surface wind, how come direct west to east? or doest it blow at greater heights, in which case effects of loo would have been negligible. I know i am missing something. Plz help.
okey i was neglecting the orographic winds. i assumed it to be convection wind. Got it now.
i hadn't watched the entire video yet
Local winds originate locally. They are not due to atmospheric subsidence of air.
thank you sir!
In the months of May-June(when loo is present), the ICTZ is above the Tropic of Cancer & passes through the Indo-Gangetic plane. Hence, North India recives much higher solar insolation in Summer. So I think your loo explaination is incorrect! Please clarify.....
any video for monsoon esply indian monsoon
At present NO.
www.pmfias.com/indian-monsoons-mechanism-of-indian-monsoons-itcz-inter-tropical-convergence-zone/
Indian Monsoons |ITCZ|Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone
Indian Monsoons Mechanism|Jet Stream Theory
Indian Monsoons - Easterly Jet|Tibet|Somali Jet
Indian Monsoons - South West|North East Monsoons
It is very brooing
Too lengthy
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An advice/suggestion to the guy presenting here. Kindly take your time abd speak slowly. You stutter a lot when trying to speak faster. Had to quit video halfway when it got unbearable. Slides are well prepared but constant stuttering rendered it incomprehensible