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Climatology-I Md. Hanif Bhuian Dept. Of Geography & Environment Jagannath University Dhaka, Bangladesh Topics: Tropical Circulation Presentation On

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Climatology-I

Md. Hanif Bhuian

Dept. Of Geography & Environment

Jagannath University

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Topics: Tropical Circulation

Presentation On

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All of activity of Tropical

Circulation become in Tropical zone.

Tropical Circulation

What is Tropical zone ?

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Tropical Zone

30N & 30S

Latitude is area of

Tropical Zone.

Equatorial or tropical

front Introtopical

convergence(ITCZ)

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Region of ITCZ North Introtopical

Convergence (NITC)

Region of N.E. Trade

wind (blow from N sub-

tropical HP to NITC.

South Introtopical

Convergence(SITC)

Region of S.E. Trade

wind(blow from S sub-

tropical HP to SITC.

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Characteristics of Tropical Zone

A)Doldrum(ITCZ)

B)Equatorial Westerlies

C)Trade Wind

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Doldrum(ITCZ)Trough– Belt of Equatorial

low pressure( 5N to 5S)

This Trough is Doldrum.

Variation

northward(NITC) – summer solstices.

-- 21june

southward(SITC) –winter solstices.

-- 22Dec

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Northward (NITC)—summer solstices

sun in vertical(north part)

over the tropic of cancer

21June

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Southward (SITC)—winter solstices

sun in vertical (south part)

over the tropic of Capricorn.

22 Dec

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3 Zones of Doldrum(based on Crowe)

Indo-pacific doldrum(eastern coast of Africa.

Equatorial western (coastal region of Africa).

Western coastal(region of central America) .

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Equatorial Westerlies

Wind flow westerly (West to East).

South-Western monsoon(based on Fohn)

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South-Western Monsoon

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South-Western Monsoon

30-35N latitude over the Indian ocean.

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Trade Wind

Wind flow from sub-

tropical HP to Equatorial

low pressure belt(ITC)

Direction

N.E. direction

-- Northern hemisphere(NITC).

S.E. direction

-- Southern hemisphere(SITC).

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Trade wind help

Sea merchants for sailing their ships

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Deflection of Trade wind

Freels Law – Based on

carioles force rotation of the

Earth.

Trade wind deflected–

Right in the northern

hemisphere

Left in the southern

hemisphere

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Weather Condition of Trade wind

Polar part or Eastern

site – sub-tropical

anticyclone are Dry.

Because of,

Strong atmospheric

stability

Strong inversion of

temperature

Clear sky

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Equator part of Trade wind

Equator part

Humid

Because of,

atmospheric

instability

much precipitation

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Hadley Cell

The Trade wind zone(NITC & SITC) is Hadley cell.

(basis of convective model prepared by Hadley)

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Thanks to all of you…