The hydrological cycle of the earth is the total of all processes in which water moves from the land and ocean surface to the atmosphere and back in form of precipitation.
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Geography Optional Notes
CLIMATOLOGY UNITTOPIC YEARPYQ’s Paper –IPYQ’s Paper – IICLIMATOLOGYTemperatureand PressureBelts of theworld2016Q1 (b) Differentiate between insolation andtemperature and explain anomaloustemperature.AtmosphericCirculation2014Q1 (b) Discuss the salient features of ‘sirocco’ and‘mistral’.2015Q4 (c) Explain the…
Atmospheric Circulation Meaning & Types Atmospheric circulation means the movement of air due to pressure gradient from local to a global level and from daily to seasonal and annual patterns…
Heat Budget of The Earth • The balance between the amount of solar radiation received by the earth’s surface and its atmosphere and the amount of heat lost by the…
Geography Optional Notes
Temperature and Pressure Belts of the World-Geography Optional Notes
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Distribution of Isolation On average, the amount of insolation received at the earth’s surface decreases from the equatortowards the pole, but there is a temporal variation of insolation received at…
Atmosphere and its Compositions The atmosphere is a gaseous envelope that surrounds the earth from all sides and is attached to the earth’s surface by gravitational force. The height of…
