METEOROLOGICAL STUDY OF FOEHN PHENOMENA IN GUILAN PROVINCE

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RANJBAR SAADATABADI ABBAS; POURMIRZA JAMILEH

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Journal: Geography and Development Year:2015 | Volume:13 | Issue:40 Page(s): 69-90

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METEOROLOGICAL STUDY OF FOEHN PHENOMENA IN GUILAN PROVINCE

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RANJBAR SAADATABADI ABBAS | POURMIRZA JAMILEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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FOEHN PHENOMENAQ2

PRESSURE PATTERNSQ2

TEMPERATURE INCREASEQ2

GUILAN PROVINCEQ2

Abstract

Foehn phenomenon is one of Mesoscale phenomenon in which large scale patterns of pressure fields have a great and important role in its creation and control. In northern part of the country, the condition is ready for occurrence of such events and remains a considerable effects. This phenomenon is typically associated with intense warm and dry winds which considerably increases temperature, decrease of relative humidity, drop and change of other meteorological parameters and has different consequences including firing the forests and meadows in these areas. In this study, by using meteorological data and maps during 2000-2008 for, fohen parameter was investigated forr Rasht, Anzali and Astara stations. The results showed that this phenomenon occurred in cold months and has the most frequency in the months of December and January. From spatial distribution view, Rasht has the most frequency and intensity, in all the studied cases, settlement of high pressure system in south part of Alborz and low pressure system in southern part of Mazandaran sea (Caspian sea) are the main factors of Foehn occurrence in Guilan.These conditions is accompanied respectively with cold height ridge and warm height trough and low levels of troposphere. Pressure horizontal gradient between two low and high pressure systems force the mountainous cold air to the north part which due to cold air heaviness and after passing the mountain chains, descends and by moving to lower heights, while being warm, it will accelerate. Mechanism of this phenomenon occurrence in GUILAN PROVINCE has a unique characteristics, so that settlement of cold air on Alborz heights and its southern parts together with pressure gradient between southern and northern areas of Alborz and the presence of Sefidroud Valley has caused Foehn phenomenon mechanism in Guilan to be a combination of air settlement and gap wind.

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FOEHN AND FOREST FIRE IN MAZANDARAN AND GILAN PROVINCES A CASE STUDY: THE FOREST FIRE FROM DECEMBER 16 – 21, 2005

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RANJBAR SAADATABADI, ABBAS, & POURMIRZA, JAMILEH. (2015). METEOROLOGICAL STUDY OF FOEHN PHENOMENA IN GUILAN PROVINCE. GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT, 13(40), 69-90. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/77219/en

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RANJBAR SAADATABADI ABBAS, POURMIRZA JAMILEH. METEOROLOGICAL STUDY OF FOEHN PHENOMENA IN GUILAN PROVINCE. GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2015;13(40):69-90. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/77219/en

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ABBAS RANJBAR SAADATABADI, and JAMILEH POURMIRZA, “METEOROLOGICAL STUDY OF FOEHN PHENOMENA IN GUILAN PROVINCE,” GEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENT, vol. 13, no. 40, pp. 69–90, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/77219/en

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