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sir you dont cover whole syllabus of geograhy sir please cover and make notes for remaining part this is my request
For GS what I have given + Industrial Locational Factors mrunal.org/geography are enough
thank you sir for this brilliant explanation
SIR DONT U THINK THAT YOUR APPROACH FOR EACH TOPIC IS OF OPTIONAL QUALITY. GS DOESN`T REQUIRE SO MUCH DETAILED ON THE TOPICS.
PLEASE CLEAR IT OUT
UPSC is unpredictable and questions are sometimes very theoretical.
In the next revision I will try to come up with a concise notes.
Please excuse my doubt if it sounds silly but “comparatively at high temperature” means low pressure as we see colder, denser air at high pressure often.
Very very good work. I appreciate it..
Phenomenon : Upon meandering, the cold airmass from the pole (‘Trough’) develops into ‘Low Pressure Cell’ and warm airmass (‘Ridge’) develops into ‘High Pressure Cell’ which ultimately lead to formation of cyclones/anticyclones.
Doubt : What is the relation b/w Airmass (cold/warm) and Pressure (low/high)? Is it due to convergence and divergence phenomenon observed and Jet Streak or is it a different concept?
Please clarify. Thanks.
Jet streams are produced due to winds flowing from tropics towards poles (In polar jet streams wind flows from temperate region towards polar region, and in sub-polar jet streams winds flow from sub-tropics towards temperate region).
SIR PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS POINT?