under surveillance | Indications of the first tropical condition in the Bay of Bengal during the first season of tropical conditions

Weather of Arabia - Weather forecasters at the Arab Regional Weather Center monitor the presence of preliminary indications from numerical models indicating the possibility of a tropical state forming in the Bay of Bengal next week. Which precedes the monsoon activity in the Arabian Sea.

In the details, the latest outputs of the computer numerical models in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate that southwesterly winds continue to blow through the waters of the Indian Ocean towards the south of the waters of the Bay of Bengal, where weather disturbances continue in the form of thunderstorms that feed on the moisture and temperature of the surface of the Gulf waters, and the outputs of the models are sensed. The numerical occurrence of the growth of these thunderclouds and an increase in their intensity and strength at the beginning of next week, specifically on Sunday 7-5-2023, which leads to the formation of an area with low atmospheric pressure values that contribute to the processes of attracting wet winds, which leads to the growth of more thunderstorm clouds and a deepening of atmospheric pressure values in the middle Next week, as thunderclouds begin to rotate, thus announcing the first tropical state in the Bay of Bengal in the first season of activity.

The weather forecast staff at the Arab Weather Center believes that the possibility of a tropical state forming in the Bay of Bengal during the next week is very possible, as all weather conditions contribute to the growth of this type of situation, and one of the most important things that will contribute to enhancing the formation of a tropical state next week is the temperature The surface of the Gulf waters is very high, which reaches about 31 degrees Celsius, and is considered a fuel for the growth of the expected tropical state.

Among the conditions for the orbital states to be:

1. The water surface temperature rises to about 27 degrees Celsius, and the depth of the water surface is more than 60 meters.
2. Weak shear winds, which is a sudden change in the speed and direction of the winds, both horizontally and vertically.
3. The upper atmosphere is free of any other weather events.

God knows.