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Intensive cyclones on Indian coast
May 18 , 2023
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- A study titled “Changing status of tropical cyclones over the north Indian Ocean” was conducted recently.
- This study revealed how climate change is making cyclones more intense on both sides of the Indian coast.
- The translation speed of cyclones (the speed at which cyclones move) has decreased in the Arabian Sea.
- During 1982–2019, a significant increasing trend in the intensity, frequency, and duration of cyclonic storms (CS) and very severe CS (VSCS) was observed over the Arabian Sea.
- There has been a 52% increase in the frequency of CS during the recent epoch (2001–2019) in the Arabian Sea.
- There is a decrease of 8 percent in the Bay of Bengal.
- Temperatures have been between 30-32 degrees Celsius in the Bay of Bengal.
- These high temperatures play a very important role in the intensification of cyclonic storms as they infuse more convection.
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