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Sen's slope of Maximum Temperature (1980-2020), Shalimar.

Sen's slope of Maximum Temperature (1980-2020), Shalimar.

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The western Himalayan region is highly vulnerable to even minor climate changes because of its fragile ecology that might harm not only the valley's pristine ecosystems but also its socio economic sectors. Since the hydrology of this region is primarily governed by snow and glaciers, the Himalaya's local weather and climate are sensitive to and int...

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... maximum and minimum temperature and rainfall of long term weather data revealed that maximum temperature has increased significantly to the tune of 1.8 0 C from 19 0 C to 20.8 0 C over the period of 1985-2020 at Shalimar with slope of 0.04 and the R 2 value of 0.19, which is coefficient of determination value that explains 19 % of variability in the annual maximum temperature (Figure 1, 2 and 3). However, minimum temperature has not shown any significant impact (slope = -0.0034) ...

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