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Observation of Summer Precipitation Along an Altitudinal Transect in Southern Slopes of Tanggula Mountains

The summer monsoon precipitation measurements during 2006 to 2008 were analyzed from 10 tipping-bucket rain gauges set up along an altitudinal transect on the southern slope of the west Nyainqentanglha Mountains.The results indicated that the altitude effects for the distribution of summer monsoon precipitation was significant.The diurnal variations of the summer precipitation at the higher altitudes shown different patterns from those at the lower altitudes.The maximum precipitation height was found at the upslope of about 5110 m a.s.l.