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#WeatherSays | This image is a depiction of the Sun's path over a period from February - September 2020, and will continue for one year. One photo from each cloud-free day has been blended to make a figure of 8 which is called an #analemma.
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#WeatherSays | This image is a depiction of the Sun's path over a period from February - September 2020, and will continue for one year. One photo from each cloud-free day has been blended to make a figure of 8 which is called an #analemma.
(@ajaytalwar)
➡️The north-south component of the analemma results from the change on Sun's declination due to the tilt of Earth's axis of rotation.
➡️The east-west component results from the non-uniform rate of change of the Sun's right ascension, governed by combined effects of Earth's axial tilt and orbital eccentricity.
#WeatherSays | 15 Years On, July 26 Still Evokes Horrors of #Monsoon Fury for Mumbai
weather.com/en-IN/india/mo…
#Monsoon2020 #MumbaiRains
(📸: Palashranjan Bhaumik / TOI, BCCL, MUMBAI)
By @deekshith_np
weather.com/en-IN/india/mo…
#Monsoon2020 #MumbaiRains
(📸: Palashranjan Bhaumik / TOI, BCCL, MUMBAI)
By @deekshith_np
The average monsoon rainfall across India over the four months from June 1 to September 30 is 880.6 mm. On July 26, 2005, Mumbai received more than 900 mm rainfall within a few hours!
The fury of monsoon was so intense that the financial capital was slammed with more rains on a single day than what several parts of the country received in an entire year.
(📸: Palashranjan Bhaumik / TOI, BCCL, MUMBAI)
(📸: Palashranjan Bhaumik / TOI, BCCL, MUMBAI)
