Impact of Atlantic air on India

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predicting future weather patterns well in advance and help farmers improve production which could have a ground breaking impact particularly for farmers who have their crop growth directly connected to level of rain fall in north-west India.

The study was based on over 70 years of research indicating the length to which researchers have been exploring the global impact of climate change. However not all are convinced that recent events of extreme weather are an impact of climate change and could be a possible cyclic event occurring throughout the ages. Irrespective of the differences one thing is for certain to the fact that more research needs to be done to draw final conclusions to explore all case scenarios.

The researchers of the University of Reading study echoed the need for further research in this study but Dr Kieran Hunt, of the tropical meteorology at the University of Reading stated climate change could impact on the level of rain and snow in north-west India in the coming years which is connected to the position of the North Atlantic jet stream and the strength of the subtropical jet.

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