Abstract

Abstract The ensemble of seasonal (120 days) simulations of the Northern Hemispheric summer for the reanalysis period of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts has been examined to assess the extent to which the characteristic features of the Indian summer monsoon can be reproduced in these simulations. The present simulations could reproduce a better distribution of the seasonal average precipitation over India in comparison with the earlier Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project simulations. The interannual variation in the seasonal total of the spatially averaged precipitation over India has predictability. The 10-day-average precipitation values did not show any impact of the El Nino or La Nina events or any periodicity in the amount of precipitation. The intraseasonal variability did not produce any distinct pattern for 10-day-average rainfall during the excess or deficient years. The simulated patterns over India correspond to the weak phase of summer monsoon with excess precipita...

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