Abstract
The paper presents the nature of variation of refractive index of atmospheric medium before the onset of squall over kolkata (22°34′N 88°22′E), India. The variation of the refractive index with surface temperature and relative humidity during squall is also presented. It is concluded that sharp decrease of the refractivity may be taken as a possible method of forecasting squall. This kind of study is very much helpful from the standpoint of aviation hazards and communication. Possible explanation for the observed results is also presented.
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