WHY Cyclone Mihaung is becoming dangerous? क्यों खतरनाक हो रहा Cyclone Michaung!Cyclone Mihaung is becoming dangerous! Trains cancelled, schools-colleges-subway also closed, flights affected, know IMD alert on cyclone Cyclone Michaung reaches 13 kmphCyclone Michong is moving north-westwards in south-west Bay of Bengal at a speed of 13 km per hour. So many times in many areas of the affected states.The impact of Cyclone Michong is becoming visible on the states of South India. Dark clouds circle the sky in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.
14 subways closed for traffic!!14 सबवे यातायात के लिए बंद
14 subways closed for traffic!!14 सबवे यातायात के लिए बंदFlights at Chennai airport are affected due to heavy rain and strong winds. Many flights have been canceled and some others were diverted.
भारत पर मंडराया CYCLONE MICHAUNG का खतरा, पीएम मोदी भी चिंतित!
India’s Meteorological Department said on Saturday that the pressure area over the south-west Bay of Bengal will turn into a cyclonic storm on December 3. IMD said in its new bulletin that the storm will reach West Central Bay of Bengal by the morning of December 4, passing through South Andhra Pradesh and adjacent North Tamil Nadu coasts
HOW MANY STATES EFFECTED BY CYCLONEचक्रवात से कितने राज्य प्रभावित हुए?
WHY Cyclone Mihaung is becoming dangerous? क्यों खतरनाक हो रहा Cyclone Michaung?
HOW MANY STATES EFFECTED BY CYCLONEचक्रवात से कितने राज्य प्रभावित हुए?
Cyclonic storm is a hot wind moving at high speed around low atmospheric pressure, which sometimes becomes the cause of destruction on terrestrial lands. These hot winds blowing in the Southern Hemisphere are known as cyclones. They move in a clockwise direction. In the Northern Hemisphere, these hot winds are called hurricanes or typhoons where they move in an anti-clockwise direction (Cyclonic Storm).
The formation and progress of a cyclonic storm depends on the difference in air temperature and air pressure. Due to increase in temperature in the ocean, the air gets heated and forms an area of very low air pressure. Due to this the air gets heated and rises rapidly. Mixing with the moisture above, it condenses and forms a cloud. In this process, to fill the empty space created, the moist air rapidly goes down and comes up and this sequence repeats continuously. As a result, the air rotates very fast around that area and moves towards the low air pressure at high speed
