CHENNAI: For a town embraced by means of cool breeze and cloudy skies during the last two days, there used to be extra good news in retailer on Tuesday. Weathermen had forecast that a low force space, which is predicted to develop over Bay of Bengal, is more likely to intensify into a cyclonic typhoon by means of the end of the month.
According to regional meteorological centre, Chennai, “A low force space may be very more likely to develop over Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal to the southeast of Sri Lanka around April 25. It may be very more likely to intensify into a depression by means of 27th April. It may be very more likely to transfer northwestwards in opposition to TN coast throughout east coast of Sri Lanka and is more likely to intensify into a cyclonic typhoon by means of April 29.”
While southern and internal districts of the state and neighbouring districts of Chennai are already receiving pre-monsoon showers, the rain and the ocean breeze have had a salutary impact on the town’s weather with temperature shedding from 35°C to 33.eight°C. “The sky is perhaps partly cloudy. Maximum and Minimum temperatures usually are around 36°C and 28°Celsius respectively,” says a forecast for Wednesday and Thursday for Chennai.
FIZZLING OUT
Storm doesn’t seem to be intense, says Skymet
However, Skymet weather says the elements device, which is more likely to develop over Bay of Bengal, would possibly not have any impact on north coastal Tamil Nadu including Chennai.
“On April 29 and 30, it'll transfer over the central and adjoining northeast Bay of Bengal. While on May 1, it will be with reference to the proximity of Bangladesh and Myanmar close to the Arakan coast, the device can be moving in favourable weather prerequisites as Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) can be around 29°C that are conducive for the formation of cyclonic storms.”
“Despite of these kind of favourable factors, this typhoon, the very first one in all this season doesn’t seem intense in nature. When the monsoon current is strong/competitive/lively, it has a tendency to suppress the cyclonic typhoon,” Skymet said in a publish on its web site.
On Monday, several districts, including Vellore, Dharmapuri, Salem,
Nilgiris and Kanyakumari recorded rainfall while Chennai town saw some strains.
IMD has forecast mild to reasonable rain at remoted places over Tamil Nadu till April 27. Thunderstorm with gusty winds (45-50kmph) and lightning is more likely to occur at remoted places over Tamil Nadu on Tuesday.
According to regional meteorological centre, Chennai, “A low force space may be very more likely to develop over Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal to the southeast of Sri Lanka around April 25. It may be very more likely to intensify into a depression by means of 27th April. It may be very more likely to transfer northwestwards in opposition to TN coast throughout east coast of Sri Lanka and is more likely to intensify into a cyclonic typhoon by means of April 29.”
While southern and internal districts of the state and neighbouring districts of Chennai are already receiving pre-monsoon showers, the rain and the ocean breeze have had a salutary impact on the town’s weather with temperature shedding from 35°C to 33.eight°C. “The sky is perhaps partly cloudy. Maximum and Minimum temperatures usually are around 36°C and 28°Celsius respectively,” says a forecast for Wednesday and Thursday for Chennai.
FIZZLING OUT
Storm doesn’t seem to be intense, says Skymet
However, Skymet weather says the elements device, which is more likely to develop over Bay of Bengal, would possibly not have any impact on north coastal Tamil Nadu including Chennai.
“On April 29 and 30, it'll transfer over the central and adjoining northeast Bay of Bengal. While on May 1, it will be with reference to the proximity of Bangladesh and Myanmar close to the Arakan coast, the device can be moving in favourable weather prerequisites as Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) can be around 29°C that are conducive for the formation of cyclonic storms.”
“Despite of these kind of favourable factors, this typhoon, the very first one in all this season doesn’t seem intense in nature. When the monsoon current is strong/competitive/lively, it has a tendency to suppress the cyclonic typhoon,” Skymet said in a publish on its web site.
On Monday, several districts, including Vellore, Dharmapuri, Salem,
Nilgiris and Kanyakumari recorded rainfall while Chennai town saw some strains.
IMD has forecast mild to reasonable rain at remoted places over Tamil Nadu till April 27. Thunderstorm with gusty winds (45-50kmph) and lightning is more likely to occur at remoted places over Tamil Nadu on Tuesday.
Tamil Nadu: Cyclone may bring rainfall next week
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