South Asian Summer Monsoon

South Asian Summer Monsoon by Madhavan Nair Rajeevan, Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay, and Arindam Chakraborty is an authoritative guide to one of the region’s most vital and complex climatic phenomena. Engaging and accessible, this book draws together decades of research on the dynamics, variability, and socio-economic impacts of the summer monsoon across the Indian subcontinent and neighboring countries.

Discover clear explanations of large-scale circulation, monsoon onset and withdrawal, intra-seasonal oscillations, and the role of oceans, land surface processes, and aerosols. Case studies from India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bhutan illustrate how monsoon variability affects agriculture, water resources, urban planning, and disaster preparedness across South Asia. Combining observational evidence, climate-modeling insights, and regional forecasting perspectives, the text is ideal for climatologists, meteorologists, policymakers, and advanced students seeking practical understanding and actionable knowledge.

What sets this volume apart is its balance of rigorous science and real-world relevance. The authors—leading experts in atmospheric sciences—present findings that inform seasonal forecasting, climate adaptation strategies, and policy decisions at local and national levels. Practical figures, synthesis of recent research, and forward-looking discussions on climate change impacts make it indispensable for anyone working on monsoon-related challenges in South Asia.

Whether you’re a researcher, planner, or concerned citizen, this compelling and timely resource equips you with the insights needed to anticipate and respond to monsoon variability. Add South Asian Summer Monsoon to your collection today and deepen your understanding of the monsoon that shapes millions of lives across the region.

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