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Soil moisture as an essential climate variable is studied using regional climate model and has been assessed over Indian climatic zones in Indian monsoon regime. NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis Project 2 data from 1985-1995 are used as boundary conditions to a regional climate model. The model is run on JJAS seasonal scale and analysis is only for the JJAS season each year. Strong positive feedback over mainlands of India and negative feedback over peninsular India has been witnessed. Empirical Orthogonal function (1) of model rainfall is able to capture the prime JJAS monsoon regions over India with loading of same positive sign.

Soil Moisture: An Essential Climate Variable in Indian Monsoon Regime