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Climatic teleconnections from the equatorial Pacific to the Indian monsson — Analysis and implications

Klimatische Fernbeziehungen vom äquatorialen Pazifik zum Indischen Monsun. Analyse und Folgerungen

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The statistical technique used for seasonal forecasting of monsoon rainfall over India has been closely examined in the light of recent studies on climatic teleconnections. Such an analysis provides a potential for seasonal foreshadowing of large-scale atmospheric behaviour in tropics.

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Die für jahreszeitliche Vorhersagen des Monsunregens in Indien angewendete statistische Technik wird im Lichte neuer Untersuchungen klimatischer Fernbeziehungen überprüft. Eine derartige Analyse gewährt die Möglichkeit für jahreszeitliche Vorhersagen des großräumigen atmosphärischen Verhaltens in den Tropen.

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Khandekar, M.L. Climatic teleconnections from the equatorial Pacific to the Indian monsson — Analysis and implications. Arch. Met. Geoph. Biokl. A. 28, 159–168 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02310163

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