<p>This book is the first authoritative work to systematically describe the climate characteristics of Central Asia during the Soviet period. It was completed in collaboration by three female climatologists. The book is divided into three parts: The first part explores the conditions for climate formation, including radiation, atmospheric circulation, and geographical characteristics. The second part analyzes climate factors on 12 indicators such as temperature, precipitation, wind, and snow cover. The third part divides Central Asia into several climatic zones and describes their characteristics. Contains a large amount of chart data, focusing on the impact of climate on agriculture. </p>
Author (Editorial Board): 丨.Н. BalashovaН.Балашова）,О.М. Zhitomirskaya (○.М.Житомирская） Published by: 丨 и дроме т е о издат Place of publication: Leningrad Publication year: 1960 Pages: 242 pages Language: Russian Collection barcode: XJLASRU70020643
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