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58 35. Raghavondra, V.K. and Rao, K.N, 1971 : Time series analysis of 158 years rainfall of Madras (India) - (period 1813-1970) - IMD Pre-published Sc. Report No. .163. 36. Raghavendra, V.K. 1971 : Fortnightly rainfall of Tiruchirapalli and Madurai in Tamil Nadu. IMD Pre-published Sc. Report No. 162. 37. Ramachandran, G. 1967: Rainfall distribution in India in relation to Latitude, Longitude and elevation IJMG Vol.18, No.2, pp.227-232. 33. Ratnam, V.and Sarkar, R.P. 1966: A rainfall study in association with storms and depressions — Symposium on Hydrometeorology of India. IJMG Vol.17, Special Wo. pp. 147-156. 39. Roy, A.K. 1946: Air masses in India. IMD Tech. Note. 16. 40. Rai Sarcar, N.C., Jayaraman, S. and Srinivasan, T.R. 1968: A study of wind distribution and associate© dry or wet weather probability over Madras during Monsoon and post—monsoon months. IMD Pre—published Sc. Report No. 57. 41. Rai Sircar, N.C., Jayaraman, S. and Srinivasan, T.R. 1968: Isohyetal patterns over south India in relation to the locations of various storms/depressions of the Bay striking east peninsular coast during the post-monsoon season. IJMG Vol.19, No.3, pp.305-310. 42. Rai Sircar, N.C., Jayaraman. S. and Srinivasan, T.R. 1969: A study of wind distribution and associated dry or wet weather probability over Madras during monsoon and post-monsoon months. IJMG Vol.20, No.3, pp.267-270. 43. Ramakrishnan, K.P. 1940s The rainfall in the Indian Peninsula associated with cyclonic storms from the Bay of Bengal during the post-monsoon and early winter seasons. I.Met.D. Sc. Notes Vol.VII No. 74,1940. 44. Ramakrishnan, K.P. and Narayanan, J. 1953: A study of fifty years rainfall over Visakhapatnam.. Memoirs of the India Meteorological Department Vol.XXX, Part IV. 45. Ramakrishnan, K.P. 1953: A study of fifty years' rainfall of Madras city. IJMG Vol.4 No.2, pp.123-144. 46. Ramakrishnan, K.P. and Narayanan, J. 1953: A study of fifty years' rainfall of Nagapattinam. IJMG Vol.4 No.4, pp. 310-338. 47. Ramakrishnan, K.P. and Ganapathiraman, G.V. 1953: Squalls in Madras. IJMG Vol.4 No.l, pp.103-105. 48. Ramakrishnan, K.P. and Modak, K.L. 1958: A study of fifty years' rainfall of Trivandrum. Memoirs of I.Met.D. Vol.XXXI Part I. 49. Ramanathan, A.S. 1971: A note on the movement of storms and depressions in the Bay of Bengal during October and November. IJMG Vol.22 No.2 pp.193-196. 50. Ramaswamy, C. 1972: The severe drought over Tamil Nadu during the retreating monsoon period of 1968 and its association with anamalies in the upper level flow patterns over the northern hemisphere. IJMG Vol.23 No.3, pp.303-316.
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FIG. 19.9 TEPHIGRAM OF BANGALORE &
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