Monthly, Annual and Seasonal Changes in Temperature by Using Mann Kendall and Sen’s Slope Estimator in Karnataka, India

The mean annual minimum temperature during the period 1979-2019 has increased significantly in Eastern dry zone, Southern dry zone and Southern transition zone to a cumulative of total of 0.010°C, 0.013°C and 0.08 °C respectively while it has decreased significantly in Hilly zone with a magnitude of -0.032°C. The annual maximum temperature significantly increased in North eastern transition zone (0.018°C), North eastern dry zone (0.017°C), Northern dry zone (0.014°C), Central dry zone (0.010°C), Eastern dry zone (0.011°C), Southern dry zone (0.013°C), Southern transition zone (0.016°), Northern transition zone (0.016°C) and Coastal zone (0.018°C). The hilly zone experienced a decrease in annual maximum temperature by-0.055°C. Therefore, it is evidential that, Karnataka is getting raised over the years. Researchers should develop crop varieties that are insensitive to temperature changes and scientist should develop packages of practices which will reduce adverse effect of fluctuations in climate parameters on crop productivity.

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Journal of Scientific Research and Reports
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2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.9734/jsrr/2024/v30i102479
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Monthly, Annual and Seasonal Changes in Temperature by Using Mann Kendall and Sen’s Slope Estimator in Karnataka, India

N. Sunanda, Neelam Rani, Manish Kumar, Naveen P. Singh et al.
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Monthly, Annual and Seasonal Changes in Temperature by Using Mann Kendall and Sen’s Slope Estimator in Karnataka, India

N. Sunanda, Neelam Rani, Manish Kumar, Naveen P. Singh, Prashant Kumar, Seedari Ujwala Rani, M. Ravi Kishore
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The mean annual minimum temperature during the period 1979-2019 has increased significantly in Eastern dry zone, Southern dry zone and Southern transition zone to a cumulative of total of 0.010°C, 0.013°C and 0.08 °C respectively while it has decreased significantly in Hilly zone with a magnitude of -0.032°C. The annual maximum temperature significantly increased in North eastern transition zone (0.018°C), North eastern dry zone (0.017°C), Northern dry zone (0.014°C), Central dry zone (0.010°C), Eastern dry zone (0.011°C), Southern dry zone (0.013°C), Southern transition zone (0.016°), Northern transition zone (0.016°C) and Coastal zone (0.018°C). The hilly zone experienced a decrease in annual maximum temperature by-0.055°C. Therefore, it is evidential that, Karnataka is getting raised over the years. Researchers should develop crop varieties that are insensitive to temperature changes and scientist should develop packages of practices which will reduce adverse effect of fluctuations in climate parameters on crop productivity.

Journal of Scientific Research and ReportsVol. 30(10)
Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute (IN), Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University (IN), University Grants Commission (IN), Dr. Y.S.R Horticultural University (IN), Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IN)
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