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Expected geography mains question for UP PCS UPPSC 2020 | Climatology

 Syllabus of Climatology:

  • Composition and structure of Atmosphere, 
  • Insolation and Heat Budget 
  • Atmospheric pressure and winds;
  •  Moisture and Precipitation; 
  • Air masses and fronts
  • Cyclone: Origine, Movements, and associated weather;
  • Classification of world climates Koppen and Thomthwaite.

Study Materials of Climatology:

Composition and structure of Atmosphere:
Insolation and Heat Budget 
Air masses and fronts
Cyclone: Origine, Movements, and associated weather;
Classification of world climates Koppen and Thomthwaite.
                             Question asked in UP PCS 2018:

  • Explain the origin, development, and characteristics of a tropical cyclone.
  • Give a brief account of Koeppen's classification of the world climates.
  • Discuss the factors affecting the distribution of Insolation

For Solution:

                                             Question asked in UP PCS in 2017:

  • Explain the structure of the atmosphere.
  • Bring out the distribution of air pressure belts and associated winds on the earth's surface.

Expected Geography Mains Questions for UPPSC-UP PCS 2020:

  • Thomthwaite Climatic classification[ V.Imp]
  • Temperate Cyclone[ V.Imp]
  • Heat Budget [V.imp]
  • Air mass [V.imp]
  • Winds( Planetary, secondary, local winds, urban winds]
  • Cloud
  • Atmospheric Instability and instability

For Your Practices:

  • Discuss the origin, movements, and characteristics of air masses and explain their role in influencing world climates.
  • Explain and illustrate the life-cycle of a temperate cyclone and also describe the weather associated with it.
  • Make a comparative study of the tropical and temperate cyclones. 
  • Discuss the criteria which Thornthwaite adopted in his 1948 classification of world climates. 
  • Discuss the development of local winds, and their influence on local weather, giving three examples of the well-known local winds in the world. 
  • Discuss as to how frontogenesis contributes to weather instability.
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