Tag: tropical storm Indian ocean
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After powerful cyclone Nivar /https://mkweather.com/2020/11/26/chennai-india-in-danger-due-to-cyclone-nivar/; https://mkweather.com/2020/11/26/cyclone-nivar-hit-india-314-mm-24-hours-and-sustained-winds-160-km-h//, next tropical threat hit southern India and Sri Lanka. Tropical storm Burevi has developed last days above Bay of Bengal and on Wednesday, 2. December 2020 has brought severe floods in parts of southern India and Sri Lanka. All factors for cyclogenesis in Indian ...
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After cyclone Nivar, next tropical threat has appeared above Bay of Bengal. Tropical depression 98B Invest possibly strengthens to a tropical storm or Category 1 cyclone during next days, with direct impact in southern India and Sri Lanka. Track of the system will be situated more southward than cyclone Nivar ...
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The first videos of impacts of Cyclone Nivar have appeared on the Internet, but Nivar still didn´t hit southeastern Indian coast in full power. Cyclone is strengthening and it´s possible that soon it won´t be only cyclone of 1st, but cyclone of 2nd or 3rd category. Around 1:00 UTC time ...
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The strongest storm ever in Eastern Africa, cyclone Gati hit Somalia from Sunday to Tuesday, 22.-24. November 2020 and caused 8 dead and next 30 missing. Gati has brought landfall in Somalia such as powerful Category 3 cyclone with sustained 1-minnute winds 185 km/h / 115 mph and pressure in ...
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Next dangerous cyclone in Indian Ocean! Powerful cyclone Nivar hits southeastern India and northeastern Sri Lanka already on Wednesday, 25. November and after landfall in India, it will continue above Arabian Sea towards Arabian Peninsula! Indian Ocean currently disposes extremely explosive conditions thanks to strong wet MJO phase and La-nina ...
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Cyclone season in Indian ocean is starting and above Indian ocean last days appeared several tropical systems, from which however any hit land. Situation has changed on Tuesday, when forecast models and forecasting tools expect possible tropical threat, which will be moving towards Somalia, Yemen, Djibouti, Ethiopia and Eritrea next ...
