The Effect of Higher Atmospheric Phenomena at Extreme Temperatures in the Alluvial Plain
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The study reached to the conclusion that there is no relationship to the maximum temperature, the transverse cycle, and jet science, the jet point of view, the point of view, the north, southeastern, Hindu direction, the negative relationship with the northeast - southwest groove and the vertical groove and its positive with the sub-orbital jet stream and all directions of deflection in Baghdad station, in there is a relationship between the rift and the northern one in the case of Al-Diwaniyah station_ Southeast, as well as the dent in the southwest - northeast, as well as the vertical dentation, but it was positive with the sub-orbital jet stream and the axis dent in the southeast - northwest, while the negative relationship with other higher phenomena was shown, while it was in the Basra station as the following is no relationship with the accidental cycle And the polar jet stream and canyons except for the vertical, which was characterized bya negative but positive relationship with dentations and the sub-orbital current.
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*) South and northern springs.
A southwest-northwest dent.
Dowg, southwest - northwest.
Gully north - south
A trench is northwest - southeast
Northeast - South Gully