लू

लू दक्षिण एसियाया छगु स्थानीय फय् ख।

उद्गम व अन्त्य

लू मुख्यतः उत्तरपश्चिमी भारतीय उपमहाद्वीपया तःधंगु मरुभूमि क्षेत्रय् उत्पन्न जुइ: महान भारतीय मरुभूमि, चोलिस्तान मरुभूमि व दक्षिणी बलुचिस्तानया मरुभूमि क्षेत्र आदि लू फय् बाहा वइगु मू थाय् ख। ^[१]

भारतीय मनसुनया आगमनलिसें लू क्वचाइ । उत्तर भारत व पाकिस्तानया छुं थासय् मनसुन वये न्ह्यः संक्षिप्त, तर हिंसक, धूया तःफय् वइ गुकियात काली आँधी (वा कृष्ण आँधी ) धाइ ^[२] । छुं थासय् मनसुनया सुपाँय्या आगमन नापं सुपाँय् वा द्यः न्याइगु जुइ, ^[३] व आकाझाकां सियुगु बं वांगु बँय् हिलावनि। थुकिया लिच्वः कथं लू आकाझाकां बन्द जुइ। ^[४]

स्वयादिसँ

लिधंसा

↑ Phani Deka (2006), Geography: Physical and Human, New Age International, ISBN 81-224-1912-7, <https://books.google.com/books?id=-C-1B9gk9s4C>, "... In north India, the hot wind of Thar desert that blows during early summer is called Loo ..."
↑ Andhi (Kali Andhi), WeatherOnline, <http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/wind/The-Andhi.htm>, "... The Kali Andhi, or black storm is a violent, squally dust storm Template:Sic in late spring in north-western India. The Andhi heralds the imminent arrival of the monsoon ..."
↑ Cloudburst washes away water mills in Himachal, Headlines India, <http://www.headlinesindia.com/archive_html/24July2006_6957.html>, "... A cloudburst in a remote Himachal Pradesh mountainous valley washed away several water-run mills, a bridge, a road and a large tract of farmland, but there were no reports of casualties ..."
↑ John Strachey (1894), India, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co, <https://books.google.com/books?id=7bI9AAAAIAAJ>, "... At last, when the heat has become greater than ever, the clouds begin to collect, and there comes down a deluge, almost always accompanied by thunder and lightning ... nothing can be more wonderful than the change which comes almost instantaneously over the whole face of nature ... within a time that may be measured by hours rather than days, the country that was like a desert begins to look like a garden. The rapidity of the progress of vegetation is astonishing ..."

हलिमया स्थानीय फे

[deka2006-1] Phani Deka (2006), Geography: Physical and Human, New Age International, ISBN 81-224-1912-7, <https://books.google.com/books?id=-C-1B9gk9s4C>, "... In north India, the hot wind of Thar desert that blows during early summer is called Loo ..."

[wol2009a-2] Andhi (Kali Andhi), WeatherOnline, <http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/wind/The-Andhi.htm>, "... The Kali Andhi, or black storm is a violent, squally dust storm Template:Sic in late spring in north-western India. The Andhi heralds the imminent arrival of the monsoon ..."

[hind2006j-3] Cloudburst washes away water mills in Himachal, Headlines India, <http://www.headlinesindia.com/archive_html/24July2006_6957.html>, "... A cloudburst in a remote Himachal Pradesh mountainous valley washed away several water-run mills, a bridge, a road and a large tract of farmland, but there were no reports of casualties ..."

[strachey1894-4] John Strachey (1894), India, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co, <https://books.google.com/books?id=7bI9AAAAIAAJ>, "... At last, when the heat has become greater than ever, the clouds begin to collect, and there comes down a deluge, almost always accompanied by thunder and lightning ... nothing can be more wonderful than the change which comes almost instantaneously over the whole face of nature ... within a time that may be measured by hours rather than days, the country that was like a desert begins to look like a garden. The rapidity of the progress of vegetation is astonishing ..."

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