हिमाचल में समय से पहले होगी मानसून की एंट्री, जानें क्या है कारण?

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हिमाचल में मानसून की एंट्री जून में होती है. जानें कैसे मौसम को प्रभावित करता है मानसून ट्रफ...

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00:00Monsoon means reversal of winds, if we look at pre-monsoon time and the other time,

00:09India or Bengal area, North-Easterly winds, we get to see.

00:15But when we look at the monsoon, these winds are reversed,

00:19these winds all under the sea of theеля moon.

00:36The First of all, here is the monsoon.

00:41This is the main land of India, North East India, North East India or Central India.

01:11the people that we have to return to the area of the coast of the coast.

01:17The area of the coast of the coast of the coast is the only one.

01:21In the upper coast of the coast of the coast of the coast,

01:25the coast of the coast is the only one.

01:28So what do we do?

01:30Well, as soon as we have told,

01:34we have to look for a pretty soon

01:37We have to monitor those criteria, such as for Keralwai Manson.

01:45One criteria is that we have 14 stations.

01:51We have to monitor them for 2 days.

01:58We also monitor our equatorial Indian Ocean

02:04The value of long wave radiation is less than 208 Watt per square meter

02:12The third condition is the height of the equatorial Indian Ocean

02:18The equatorial Indian Ocean is located at 1 km height

02:27The three criteria is the height of the equatorial Indian Ocean

02:29If the equatorial Indian Ocean is less than 2 km

02:48the last three criteria, which are late to fulfill, the monsoon is late to come.

02:55When the monsoon progresses to the Keral, the monsoon progresses and the rest of the Keral,

03:01the monsoon progresses and continues to cover the next part of Keral,

03:05the monsoon progresses.

03:08The monsoon progresses, which will come in the first place,

03:12This area is a low pressure area, if we look at the sheriff's square then we get a low pressure belt

03:38This is a low-pressure area where we can see higher pressure on both sides.

04:00then we call it the monsoon trough.

04:02This is a line in which...

04:06the rescue of the monsoon trough is separate from both sides.

04:10If we look at the most continual plane in the monsoon trough,

04:16this is the main location of the monsoon trough

04:19This is the main location of the sea.

04:21The Deercho is in the other direction of this mary data.

04:23This section also shows the pressure value of two sides.

04:26the pressure value is less than the two sides.

04:31Sir, many times the Monsoon said that it is less than the other side.

04:34How do you think it is less than the other side?

04:36If we are talking about the lower side of the Monsoon trough,

04:40the low pressure belt is less than the other side of the Monsoon.

04:45The low pressure belt is always movement.

04:50It's roughly four to five days.

04:53it is the normal position that will be in the back and there will be a feature in the square.

05:04When the monsoon trough is showing the normal position to the floor the way it is going on,

05:09we call it the about high winds which allows us to see a good wind

05:14at the bottom of here.

05:17The wind is reduced by a storm which will light up as very low wind.

05:21So we said that it is great and will get a lot of perfume in India and take up the world in South Africa and see the mud.

05:40which is not a big road to us.

05:43and as we have got more winds and there are less winds.

05:47This is not a big road to us.

05:50We call it in a few months.

05:53We call it in a few months.

05:56We call it in a few months.

06:00The next year is the Northern Hemisphere.

06:03So I find the same thing about the red light that happens in June in the second video of the Northern Hemisphere.

06:15The meaning of the northern hemisphere has a very high rate of the southwest,

06:22and the main location is the same as the lower pressure pressure,

06:27and if we talk about the southern hemisphere,

06:31so we have a winter season, solar radiation is very low and high pressure generated.

06:38So if we look at the zone, we have a high pressure rate in the northern hemisphere,

06:44and we have a low pressure rate in the northern hemisphere.

06:50In the southern hemisphere, we have a high pressure rate,

06:53and as we know that we have a high pressure rate,

06:57We are a low pressure rate,

06:59so the zone in the southern hemisphere has become very low pressure.

07:03So in some of the zones, we have a high pressure rate,

07:07and this region to the eastern hemisphere,

07:09we are now moving away from the northern hemisphere,

07:11we have to increase the comfort of the region.

07:13So we have to increase the altitude of the northern hemisphere.

07:16And this area, we have the lowest in our region.

07:20So the reason why in thenen interrupting region,

07:22the southern hemisphere of the island,

07:24is the lowest in the northern hemisphere of the island?

07:26The normal date of the day is 25 June

07:30This time we saw that Keral is 8 days before the day

07:37If we saw some years ago, we saw this one or two times

07:44that Keral is the first time

07:47we saw that the Hemosalma also had a Hemosalma

07:50If Keral is late, then Hemosalma also had a Hemosalma

07:54But it wasn't always happening

07:56So we are now monitoring the progress of the Monsoon

08:00So we are monitoring the Monsoon

08:06and has been waiting for the Uttarpurvi Rajoy

08:08Like we have increased the Monsoon

08:14we are monitoring the Monsoon

08:18But this time we are monitoring the Monsoon

08:21Okay, that's it.

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