Characteristic features of winter precipitation and its variability over northwest India
RK Yadav, K Rupa Kumar, M Rajeevan - Journal of Earth System Science, 2012 - Springer
Northwestern parts of India receive considerable amount of precipitation during the winter
months of December–March. Although, it is only about 15% of the annual precipitation, the
precipitation is very important for rabi crops and to maintain the glaciers extend in the
Himalaya, which melt and supply water to the rivers during other seasons. The precipitation
is mainly associated with the sequence of synoptic systems known as 'western
disturbances'. The precipitation has considerable spatial and temporal variability, with …
months of December–March. Although, it is only about 15% of the annual precipitation, the
precipitation is very important for rabi crops and to maintain the glaciers extend in the
Himalaya, which melt and supply water to the rivers during other seasons. The precipitation
is mainly associated with the sequence of synoptic systems known as 'western
disturbances'. The precipitation has considerable spatial and temporal variability, with …
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