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Arid Land Geography ›› 2003, Vol. 26 ›› Issue (4): 345-348.doi: 10.13826/j.cnki.cn65-1103/x.2003.04.009

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Characteristic Analysis on Sand-Storm in Farming-Pastoral Ecotone of the North of Mount Yin

SHEN Xiang-dong1, JI Bao-lin1, WANG Xiao-fei1, LI Zhen-gang2   

  1. 1 Inner Mongolia Agricultural University,Hohhot 010018;
    2 Hydrotechnical Research Institute for Pasture areas of Ministry of Water Resources 010020
  • Received:2003-04-09 Revised:2003-08-21 Online:2003-04-25 Published:2025-12-22

Abstract: Based on the three-decade (1971~2000) meteorological data of the farming-pastoral ecotone in the North of Mount Yin of Inner Mongolia,With the aid of theory of random statistics ,This paper made a preliminary study on the corelationship between sand-storm and rainfall、ground temperature、high wind in the north of Mount Yin of Inner Mongolia ,At the same time,it also made a preliminary analysis on the corelationship between the genesis of sand-storm weather and nature climate.The result reveal:the simultaneous appearance and common action of dryness、rapid rise of ground temperature and high wind is the main reason leading to sandstorms weather in farming-pastoral ecotone of the north side of the Mount Yin.Monthly mean amounts of rainfall of April and May amounts to11.2percent of the annual mean rainfall ; monthly mean high wind days comes up to41.8percent of the annual mean days of high wind in the same period; besides ,the raried range of ground temperature is8.5℃ in this period(April to May) .At the same time ,in this period sandstorm days comes up to85.7percent of the annual mean days of sandstorms .Days of sandstorms represents a direct corelationship with high wind days and ground temperature during in the same period ,and a inverse corelationship with the amounts of rainfall.this paper through discuss the contents mentioned above ,in order to reveal the formation and varied regulation of sand-storm.

Key words: sand-storm, rainfall, ground temperature, high wind, corelationship

CLC Number: 

  • P445.4