Question 164

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During the Indian summer monsoon season, depressions do not intensify to tropical cyclones because
P: Indian sub-continent is very hot and large land-sea temperature difference pulls depressions quickly to land before they can intensify into cyclones. Q: southwesterly winds at low level are not conducive for the formation of tropical cyclones. R: SST cooling due to strong monsoonal winds prevents cyclone formation. S: strong zonal wind shear during the monsoon season does not allow warm core formation.
Which of the above statement(s) is(are) correct
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2017XE-H

GATE XE 2017 · Paper 1

Engineering Sciences · Original paper archive

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