Question

In your opinion, which type of rainfall is common in Sindh and Northern areas of Pakistan? Give reasons to your answer.

Answer 1

There are two sources of rainfall in Pakistan: the Monsoon and the Western Depression. The former takes place from July to September and the latter, December to March

Explanation:

• Sindh lies between the two monsoons, the Indian Ocean 's "south-west monsoon" & the "north-east or retreating" monsoon, deflected by the Himalayan mountains towards it, avoiding the influence of both. The lack of rainfall in the area is offset by the flooding of the Indus twice a year, caused by the melting of Himalayan snow in summer & spring & by rainfall in the monsoon season. The building of "dams & barrages" on the Indus River has recently modified these natural patterns somewhat.
• The extreme north of the country has heavy rains from "local thunderstorms" triggered by local heating triggered by "convectional uplifting of air parcels". The rainy seasons of Pakistan are four, e.g., winter precipitation, pre-monsoon precipitation and post-monsoon precipitation. Islamabad- Upper Punjab and northern areas receive more rain and snow

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Answer 2

The type of rainfall that is common in sindh and north pakistan is south westerly monsoon

Explanation:

• Sindh and the entire Balochistan are the major parts of Punjab and northern areas that get less than 250 cm of rainfall in a year. The rainfall in the Sindh province is about 127.5 mm.

• Sindh region lies between the two southwest monsoon and retreating monsoon. Sindh gets an average of 20-23 cm of rainfall. This rainfall moves upwards into the northern region of Pakistan and hence is of a common type.

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