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explain kal baisakhi​

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Answered by ritikasingh3293
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Answer:The thunderstorms accompanied with strong winds and rain occur in Assam and west bengal. These local winds are known as kal baisakhi . They originate over the chotanagpur plateau and are carried east by the westerlies.

Answered by meenakshiuikey023
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In India, a short-lived dusty squall at the onset of the southwest monsoon (April– June) in Bengal.

It is attributed by Bn. Banerji (1938) to a cool dry upper current from the north or northwest meeting a shallow surface flow of warm air from the Bay of Bengal along a quasi-stationary front. It is similar to the shamal. The front advances northwestward as the season progresses, and similar phenomena termed loo or uala-andhi extend into the United Provinces and Punjab.

Banerji, Bn. 1938. Nature of ‘Nor'westers’ of Bengal and their similarity with others. Beitr. Physik fr. Atmos. 24. 231–233.

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