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IN recent months average values have been available to us of outgoing long-wave radiation recorded by Tiros IV for the equatorial region between 50° E. to 110° E. and 20° N. to 20° S. These observations were obtained through the courtesy of Mr. P. Krishna Rao, of the U.S. Weather Bureau. They represent averages for 5-day periods in the pre-monsoon months of April, May and June 1962, and are shown in Fig. 1 in langleys/min.
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GUPTA, M. Outgoing Long-wave Radiation from Indian Stations. Nature 207, 852–853 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/207852a0
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