The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) announced that the southwestern monsoon finally began, with the arrival of parts of the Southern Andaman Sea, the Nicobar Islands, South Bay of Bengal and some areas of the Northern Andaman Sea.
Weather experts watched the cyclonic circulation of the upper air above the Andaman sea, which could develop between the 16th and 22nd May into a low -pressure system.
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According to media reports, the system can intensify into a cyclone, probably named Shakti, between 23 and 28 May.
IMD said on Tuesday: “The cyclonic circulation of the upper air lay above the Andaman sea between 1.5 km and 7.6 km above the average sea level and leaned the southwest with a height of 0300 UTC.”
However, IMD has not yet confirmed the creation of cyclone.
Telangana: IMD Problems “Orange Alert”
IMD released an “orange warning” for Telangan, predicted thunderstorms and light up to medium rainfall throughout the state for the next five days.
According to K. Nagaratn, the director of the Meteorological Center in Hyderabad, “Currently weather conditions indicate two troughs. One runs from West Visarbha to northern Kerala, about 0.9 kilometers above the average sea level.
She also said: “From tomorrow, rain activity is expected to be increased; many places are likely to receive light up to medium rain and storms and hail are probably over the western Telangana districts for another 48 hours.
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Strong precipitation and thunderstorms
On Wednesday, IMD also predicted insulated heavy rainfall over Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil over the next 3-4 days.
The MET department said that heavy to very strong rainfall, accompanied by storms, is expected in northeast India and across the sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim over the next 3-5 days.
For Uttar Pradesh and West Rajasthan predicts the conditions of thermal waves from 15 to 18 May.
Prognosis of the IMD region
Northeast India:“The relatively widespread to widespread light/slight rainfall accompanied by storm, flash and impact wind at 30-50 km/h, probably above the northeast India over the next 5 days, with fast wind speeds reaching 50-60 km/h, which probably reached Assam and Meghalaya on May 13.”
“Isolated heavy rainfall is probably above Aruunachal Pradesh between 15 – 18 May and in the morning 17th and 18th May. May. “
“May 14. Extremely strong precipitation in isolated places above Meghalaya.”
Western India:“Isolated light to medium rainfall, accompanied by storms, lightning and gusty winds with a speed reaching 30-50 km/h, is probably over Konan and Goa, Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwad on 14 – 18 May and above the Gurata State on May 14.”
“Thundersqualls with a wind speed reaching 50-60 km/h, up to 70 km/h, are probably above Madhya Maharashtra 14 and 15 May.”
“Insulated heavy rainfall is probably above Madhya Mahashtra 15. May.”
Southern Peninsula India:
“Disalled into a relatively widespread light to a slight collision, accompanied by storms, lightning and gusty winds with speeds reaching 30-50 km/h, is probably above the coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam, Rayalaseem, over the next five years.
“Thundersqualls with a wind speed of 50-60 km/h, up to 70 km/h, are probably through Telangana on 14 – 16 May and over the interior of Karnataka 14 May.
“Isolated Heavy Rainfall Is Likely Over: Tamil Nadu, Puduchherry & Karaikal During May 14–16; Coastal Karnataka on May 14; North interior Karnataka During May 14-18; South Interior Karnataka on May 14, 15, and 18; Rayalaseem on May 16; On May 15;
“Healthy is also likely to be in isolated places above Telangana 14 May.”
East and Central India:“Isolated to scattered light to medium rainfall, accompanied by storms, lightning and impact winds with speeds reaching 30-50 km/h, is probably during Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar, West Bengá Amamanhans, and amamanhand, and amamanhand, and amamanhand, and amaman, and and amamanhand, and and amaman, and amamanhand, and and and amaman, and and amamanhand, and amaman, and amamanhand, Andamanhans on Asmaman and Ond Ad May 14 and Andamanns.
“Thundersqualls with a wind speed of 50-60 km/h, up to 70 km/h, are probably over the gangnetic west of Bengal 15, May 14, Odisha 14 May and Chhattisgarh 14 May.
“Isolated rainfall is probably on the islands of Andaman & Nicobar 14 and 15 May and above Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim during the 15th-17th May, with isolated very strong collisions over the Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim 14.”
Northwest India: ‘Insulated on scattered light to medium rainfall, accompanied by storms, lightning and impact winds with speeds reaching 30-50 km/h, is probably over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Baltistan-Muzaffarab, Himachal Pradesh, Himacal Pradesh, Mays2-20-20-20-20-20-20. Lightning is expected over Rajasthan 14 May, Pandjab and Haryana 14 and 16, May 16, Uttarakhand 15 and 16th May and East Rajasthan 17 and 18 May. ”
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