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Many scientific studies are conducted to study the potential changes that occur and occur in the climate. These studies consist of the statistical analysis of past changes and the forecast of future changes. Traffic analysis methods hold an important place among the produced forecast scenarios. In this study, the measurement values of rain observation stations located within the Bengal Bay borders between 1960 and 2017 were studied using Mann-Kendall (MK) and Shen Innovative Orientation Resolution (Shen-YYC) methods in the annual and seasonal periods. The results showed that some stations have a tendency to decline statistically significantly in total rainfall values on a yearly scale. When the seasonal changes are examined, there are different trends between the stations' locations and seasons. In particular, the findings in the Shen-YYÇ method show significant changes in many total rain data. According to these findings, reduction trends calculated between 0-2 mm/year in total annual rainfall were determined and these results were supported by the Mann-Kendall test results. Also, when seasonal test results were studied, it was also determined that there was a seasonal transition in the values of some stations.

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