Abstract
The dominant surface energy budget parameters, namely the net radiation fluxes, must be precisely known for an understanding of southwest monsoon behaviour and the early stages of formation of a meteorological system, i.e. trough, low pressure, depression, cyclone etc., and break monsoon conditions over the Bay of Bengal region. The data measured during the MONEX-79 period from July 16–31 are used in order to study the fluctuations of energy fluxes and the net radiation in the month of July over the region. During this period the total energy flux is increasing from South to North with a maximum over the head of the Bay. However, the fluctuation of net radiation is not significant. There is an outstanding increase in the energy flux with anomalies of values 240 W/m2.
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