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CLIMATE CHANGE IN INDIA S LOW SEASONAL SURVIVAL AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE CHARACTERISTICS OF HEAT AND HUMIDITY ON CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN IRAQ

Dr Younis Kamel Ali, Prof.Dr. Ali. A. Kazem Al Waeli

Volume: 8 Issue: 4 2018

Abstract:

India's seasonal low is one of the most low pressure systems in Iraq. It controls the most disturbing seasons in the study area (central and southern Iraq), and is accompanied by high temperatures to a high level, which makes the population feel tired and irritable by the heat of the climate. Sometimes, the days are associated with humidity in central Iraq. As for southern Iraq, temperatures are higher than the center of the study area due to proximity to the area of the system path, and also because of the passage of the low on the Arabian Gulf, it is loaded with moisture and goes to the south of the region To study, has been relying on two climate stations to represent the center and south of IraqAnd it is one of the most stations that have a long duration of monitoring and recording of the climatic elements (Baghdad and Basra), and was based on the analysis of the synoptic maps of the pressure level of 1000 mb and the two climates each 11 years to detect the amount of climate change and the general trend of the recurrence of seasonal low India and its relationship to the characteristics of heat and humidity, and also to address the climatic characteristics of the elements mentioned, and the knowledge of the general direction of the climatic elements of each climate cycle separately and then identify the amount of climate change for the duration and survival of the Indian system seasonal.

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