Weather of Arabia: Observing the emergence of a tropical depression in the southeast of the Arabian Sea at the end of the week, subject to development

Arab Weather - The Specialized Regional Center for Meteorology in India monitored air turbulence in southern India along the southeastern coast. :

November is one of the most popular hurricane seasons in the Arabian Sea

Tropical turbulence is developing in the southeast of the Arabian Sea

In the details, satellite images and official reports indicate the presence of thunder clouds in southeast India, with expectations that they will move eastward to coincide with a decrease in atmospheric pressure, which is a sign of the development of the tropical situation, as it is likely to rise to the level of the Tropical Depression, with a probability that may reach up to 70% by the end of this week, southeast of the Arabian Sea.

The path of the tropical state is still uncertain, as it is difficult to determine the path inevitably and accurately from now, with a clear preference for the eastern Arabian Sea and the coasts of western India due to the blowing of the so-called “westerns”, and westerns are winds that blow in the middle and upper layers of the atmosphere, which are High vertical cut.

It is noteworthy that the month of November is considered one of the active periods in which tropical conditions are active in the Arabian Sea, especially during the first third of it, and the climate archive is full of many of these cases, some of which have turned into storms and hurricanes, most notably Hurricane Meg and Storm Keila.

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