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The Analysis of the Contribution of the Southwestern Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclones (TCs) to December, January, February, March (DJFM) Rainfall Season over Tanzania

2022 Advances In Image and Video Processing  

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The contribution of Southwestern Indian Ocean (SWIO) Tropical cyclones (TCs) to the December to March (DJFM) rainfall season over Tanzania was analyzed. Seasonal, monthly and daily rainfall data were obtained from Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA), while data for sea surface temperatures (SSTs), relative and specific humidity, zonal and meridional winds were acquired from NOAA (NCEP -NCAR). Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) daily average
doi:10.14738/aivp.101.11191 fatcat:nvabknxrlre57o42v2ucphb6d4
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"The Analysis of the Contribution of the Southwestern Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclones (TCs) to December, January, February, March (DJFM) Rainfall Season over Tanzania." Advances In Image and Video Processing 10.1 (2022)