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π Rain-Bearing Systems
π Arabian Sea Branch
β Divides into three streams:
β’ Western Coast: Heavy rainfall (250 cm) due to orographic effect.
β’ Narmada-Tapi troughs: Narrow valley system in central India.
β’ Aravalli Range: Minimal rainfall impact.
π Bay of Bengal Branch
β Splits into two streams:
β’ Ganga-Brahmaputra delta: Heavy rainfall, Cherrapunji (1,221 cm) holds record.
β’ Himalayan foothills: Deflected by mountains, widespread rainfall to Ganges Plain.
π Monsoon Break
β Dry spells during monsoon, known as break in monsoon, common after a few days of rain.
π Retreat in Monsoon
β Withdrawal of monsoon winds, known as retreating monsoon, occurs in October-November.
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π Arabian Sea Branch
β Divides into three streams:
β’ Western Coast: Heavy rainfall (250 cm) due to orographic effect.
β’ Narmada-Tapi troughs: Narrow valley system in central India.
β’ Aravalli Range: Minimal rainfall impact.
π Bay of Bengal Branch
β Splits into two streams:
β’ Ganga-Brahmaputra delta: Heavy rainfall, Cherrapunji (1,221 cm) holds record.
β’ Himalayan foothills: Deflected by mountains, widespread rainfall to Ganges Plain.
π Monsoon Break
β Dry spells during monsoon, known as break in monsoon, common after a few days of rain.
π Retreat in Monsoon
β Withdrawal of monsoon winds, known as retreating monsoon, occurs in October-November.
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π Global Distribution of Earthquakes
π Major Seismic Belts
β The circum-Pacific seismic belt found along the rim of the Pacific Ocean is the worldβs greatest earthquake belt. Around 81% of the worldβs largest earthquakes occur here. Known as the βRing of Fireβ.
β The Alpide earthquake belt spreads from Java to Sumatra, through the Himalayas, the Mediterranean, and into the Atlantic. It causes about 17% of the worldβs earthquakes.
β The third belt is the mid-Atlantic Ridge, a submerged divergent plate boundary where tectonic plates are spreading apart.
π Seismic Mapping of India
π Seismic Zonation Insights
β About 59% of Indiaβs land area is prone to earthquakes.
β The seismic map classifies India into 4 seismic zones based on intensity.
β Zone V is the most active (Very High Risk), while Zone II is the least active.
β€ Approx. 10.79% in Zone V, 17.49% in Zone IV, 30.79% in Zone III, and 40.93% in Zone II.
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π Major Seismic Belts
β The circum-Pacific seismic belt found along the rim of the Pacific Ocean is the worldβs greatest earthquake belt. Around 81% of the worldβs largest earthquakes occur here. Known as the βRing of Fireβ.
β The Alpide earthquake belt spreads from Java to Sumatra, through the Himalayas, the Mediterranean, and into the Atlantic. It causes about 17% of the worldβs earthquakes.
β The third belt is the mid-Atlantic Ridge, a submerged divergent plate boundary where tectonic plates are spreading apart.
π Seismic Mapping of India
π Seismic Zonation Insights
β About 59% of Indiaβs land area is prone to earthquakes.
β The seismic map classifies India into 4 seismic zones based on intensity.
β Zone V is the most active (Very High Risk), while Zone II is the least active.
β€ Approx. 10.79% in Zone V, 17.49% in Zone IV, 30.79% in Zone III, and 40.93% in Zone II.
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π India Unlikely to Ratify βHigh Seas Treatyβ (BBNJ)
π Key Update
β India signed the BBNJ (High Seas Treaty) in 2024, but ratification is pending.
β Delay due to legal amendments (e.g. Biological Diversity Act).
π Global Status
β 49 countries have ratified it (as of June 10); 60 required for legal enforcement.
π Contentious Issues
β Treaty covers resources beyond EEZ, not under any countryβs jurisdiction.
β India seeks clarity on equitable economic benefit sharing before ratifying.
π Key Update
β India signed the BBNJ (High Seas Treaty) in 2024, but ratification is pending.
β Delay due to legal amendments (e.g. Biological Diversity Act).
π Global Status
β 49 countries have ratified it (as of June 10); 60 required for legal enforcement.
π Contentious Issues
β Treaty covers resources beyond EEZ, not under any countryβs jurisdiction.
β India seeks clarity on equitable economic benefit sharing before ratifying.
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π Cold Lava (Lahar): A Silent but Deadly Force
π Context: The Mount Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines recently witnessed rivers of cold lava, also known as lahars.
π What is Cold Lava (Lahar)?
β A fast-moving slurry of water, volcanic ash, rock fragments, and pumice.
β Forms when volcanic ash mixes with heavy rain or when glacial ice melts, even without eruptions.
β Moves at high speeds, reaching hundreds of km/h, making it more dangerous than slow-moving lava.
β Hot & destructive**βtraps heat, **burns everything in its path, causes property damage & loss of life.
β Creates floods by damming rivers, harming ecosystems, and increasing flood risks.
β οΈ How to Mitigate Lahars?
β Early warning systems & engineering solutions can reduce damage.
β Community education on lahar-prone zones saves lives.
π Lava vs. Magma:
π Magma β Found inside the Earth (molten rock in the mantle).
π΄ Lava β Magma that has reached the surface through a volcanic vent.
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π Context: The Mount Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines recently witnessed rivers of cold lava, also known as lahars.
π What is Cold Lava (Lahar)?
β A fast-moving slurry of water, volcanic ash, rock fragments, and pumice.
β Forms when volcanic ash mixes with heavy rain or when glacial ice melts, even without eruptions.
β Moves at high speeds, reaching hundreds of km/h, making it more dangerous than slow-moving lava.
β Hot & destructive**βtraps heat, **burns everything in its path, causes property damage & loss of life.
β Creates floods by damming rivers, harming ecosystems, and increasing flood risks.
β οΈ How to Mitigate Lahars?
β Early warning systems & engineering solutions can reduce damage.
β Community education on lahar-prone zones saves lives.
π Lava vs. Magma:
π Magma β Found inside the Earth (molten rock in the mantle).
π΄ Lava β Magma that has reached the surface through a volcanic vent.
#ColdLava #Lahar #VolcanoHazards #DisasterPreparedness #Geography