SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF JULY 2010 RUSSIAN FIRES AND PAKISTAN FLOODS

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AZIZI GHASEM; SHAMSIPOUR ALIAKBAR; PAKDIN AMIRI MORTEZA

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Journal: Geography and Development Year:2013 | Volume:10 | Issue:29 Page(s): 40-43

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SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF JULY 2010 RUSSIAN FIRES AND PAKISTAN FLOODS

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AZIZI GHASEM | SHAMSIPOUR ALIAKBAR | PAKDIN AMIRI MORTEZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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FLOOD

FIRE

TMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION ANOMALIES

BLOCKING

RUSSIA AND PAKISTAN

Abstract

Abnormality due to the heat flow of summer 2010 impacted on most of Northern Hemisphere including: Russia, Kazakhstan, Iran, Mongolia, China and some parts of European continent. Heat flow and consequently increasing the temperature in Russia began on late June ,with the beginning of summer season, the temperature increase was more severe, and has caused devastating effects such as forest FIREs of Russia from 31 July around Moscow town. Further, at the same month from 24 of July, upon heavy rains and increasing the water level at Sind basin, the provinces of Baluchistan, Sind, Punjab and Kheibar in Pakistan were FLOODed. So that, about one fifth of the whole of Pakistan was FLOODed. Based on the reports published by Pakistan state, the life of about 20,000,000 people was affected by the FLOOD.According to the reports, the total number of people injured in this FLOOD is more than the three events of 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami disaster, 2005 Kashmir earthquake and 2010 Haiti earthquake. Damage to the buildings was estimated about US4 billion, and wheat crop damages were estimated to be about US$500 million. World Meteorological Organization considers the global warming as the main reason for climatic changes and its consequences, such as droughts, FLOODs, FIREs and heat flows.

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AZIZI, GHASEM, SHAMSIPOUR, ALIAKBAR, & PAKDIN AMIRI, MORTEZA. (2013). SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF JULY 2010 RUSSIAN FIRES AND PAKISTAN FLOODS. GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT, 10(29), 40-43. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/588962/en

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AZIZI GHASEM, SHAMSIPOUR ALIAKBAR, PAKDIN AMIRI MORTEZA. SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF JULY 2010 RUSSIAN FIRES AND PAKISTAN FLOODS. GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2013;10(29):40-43. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/588962/en

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GHASEM AZIZI, ALIAKBAR SHAMSIPOUR, and MORTEZA PAKDIN AMIRI, “SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF JULY 2010 RUSSIAN FIRES AND PAKISTAN FLOODS,” GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT, vol. 10, no. 29, pp. 40–43, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/588962/en

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