Earth Sciencesnpj Climate and Atmospheric Science
West coast India's rainfall is becoming more convective
A. V. Sreenath, S. Abhilash, et al.
This research, conducted by A. V. Sreenath, S. Abhilash, P. Vijaykumar, and B. E. Mapes, explores a significant shift in the rainfall patterns on India's west coast, suggesting a trend towards more convective storm systems. Through detailed analysis of reanalysis data, satellite observations, and balloon soundings, the study reveals deepening convection that could have important implications for understanding regional climate changes.
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