The intense convection (in green) bubbled on the coast of Karnataka-Goa on the west coast, as well as the coast of Andhra Pradesh and the adjoining bay of Bengala on Tuesday morning. | Photo credit: www.meteologix.com/in
The Department of Meteorology of India (IMD) warned about extremely strong rains in the isolated places of Karnataka during the next two days as the monsoon closes. Heavy rain is expected very strong about Kerala and Mahe and Karnataka for six days; On Rayalaseaem for two days; The Andhra Pradesh and Yanam, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Potsucherry and Karaikal coast on Tuesday.
IMD’s perspective during the next seven days predicts a fairly wide extension to a wide extension/rainy, with thunderstorms, rays and windy winds probably over Kerala and Mahe, Lakshadweep and Karnataka. It is expected dispersed to a fairly wide extension with thunderstorms, rays and winds stocked in Tamil Nadu, Potucherry, Karaikal, the coast of Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Rayalasema and Telangana.
Twin monsors
The European Center for Meteorological forecasts in the medium term (ECMWF) hopes that the monsoon hit Kerala this week, would probably mount ‘Twin engines’ in the form of construction storms on the Arabic sea and Bengal’s bay.
The IMD is already attentive to a low pressure area on the coast of Karnataka-Goa, which can become a depression. The ECMWF is now predicting a counterpart system to form on the bay, an ideal situation in which the monsoon has seen in the past to prosper and make rapid progress and without the start is on stage and beyond.
Projected storm
The European forecast seems to compete with the IMDS view that the storm on the Arabic sea can be promoted from the southern coast of Gujarat to the southern coast of Pakistan-Nomana. However, it is likely to be sent again on its way to the North Sea of Arabia, in front of the south of Gujarat. The competitive bay system could probably also become a depression and eye on the Odisha-West Bengal coast.
The Earth on Odisha-West Bengal can occur almost simultaneously, since the Arab maritime system receding moorings outside the coast of Gujarat, and stops in front of a probable land for May 31. The result is that the western tea. Driven as it will be by the ‘twin engines’ that move away on both peninsular seas.
Intense convection
IMD satellite animation duration A six -hour Tuesday at 7 AM showed intense convection on the west coast from Kerala, the Karnataka coast to Konkan and Goa, as well as on the east coast and the next interior on Andhra Pradesh and Tamilu. Convection is a process in which warm and humid air faces, cools and condenses to form clouds and rainfall.
The rainy regime along the east coast is supervised by a cyclonic circulation of upper air in the west center bay and the adjacent southern coast of Andhra Pradesh. A useful channel extends from the Southeast Bay to the interior of the North Karnataka that is cut above the cyclonic circulation in the west central bay, the southern coast of Andhra Pradesh and Rayalasema, directing lots of moisture inland.
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Posted on May 20, 2025
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