Book

Description

Advanced Analysis of Extreme Storm Events in Eastern India, offers an in-depth exploration of intense thunder and hailstorm events in the Eastern Indian region, with a specific focus on Ranchi. Utilizing the ARW model, the book presents findings from the simulation of two pre-monsoon storm events, revealing variations in temperature, wind components, and cloud and rainwater mixing ratios. The study confirms the model's accuracy in representing planetary boundary layer and geopotential height values. Additionally, it highlights the need for scheme selection based on sensitivity analysis for improved storm representation. The book also examines observational data from  micrometeorological tower at Ranchi, India to analyze thunderstorms and dust storms. Key findings include distinct differences in wind components, momentum exchanges, and energy between thunderstorm and dust storm days, with higher turbulent energy dissipation observed during thunderstorms. Comparative analyses using observational data provide a comprehensive understanding of the atmospheric dynamics during stormy days in Eastern India, enhancing our knowledge of these short-lived but impactful weather events.