The monsoon winds intensify in India and neighboring countries and cause extremely heavy summer rains

Tathis Al-Arab - Meteorological specialists at the “Arab Weather” Center said that the latest computer simulation outputs indicate that the monsoon winds in the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal are significantly intensifying during this period, especially in India and the countries bordering the Bay of Bengal, causing extremely heavy rains that may threaten to create dangers. Floods.

Arab weather specialists: Monsoon winds cause very heavy monsoon rains in India and neighboring countries

After studying the computer outputs, weather forecasters said that the tropical monsoon winds are blowing over India and neighboring countries strongly, carrying with them huge amounts of water vapor, causing very heavy rains and large amounts of rain, which poses a risk of the possibility of floods forming and landslides occurring due to the continued rainfall throughout the year. For several days and continuously.

Monsoon winds are seasonal wind systems characterized by seasonal changes in their direction, and are usually associated with two main seasons: the summer monsoon winds and the winter monsoon winds. In the summer, monsoon winds blow from the equatorial region and the ocean towards the land, and the monsoon winds are at a southwesterly angle and then deviate to the northeast due to a force. Coriolis, and the increase in the intensity of these winds may have wide-ranging effects, including changes in temperature and sea currents, which affects navigation and fishing in these areas, as well as its impact on agricultural activities and the daily lives of residents.

God knows.