With the onset of tropical cyclone activity in the Arabian Sea, India is preparing to receive massive amounts of rain exceeding 1,000 mm in less than 48 hours.

Arab Weather - The latest weather maps from Arab Weather indicate a tropical depression will form in the Arabian Sea early next week. The depression is currently under observation and is expected to directly impact India.

The tropical condition brings heavy rainfall to large parts of India.

Forecasts indicate that the tropical condition is expected to be accompanied by massive amounts of moisture flowing across the Arabian Sea towards India, with forecasts indicating that it will be accompanied by massive rainfall exceeding 1,000 mm in some Indian regions early this week and within less than 48 hours.

Flash floods expected in large areas

These tropical conditions typically cause sudden and catastrophic flooding when they occur, accompanied by very large amounts of rainfall over a short period of time, as numerical models indicate so far.

The tropical condition does not include the Arab countries overlooking the Arabian Sea at the moment.

Based on the tropical cyclone's likely path, it is not expected to affect any of the Arab countries bordering the Arabian Sea, at least until Friday morning's updates.

And God knows best.