Panaji: a year that passes with anomal – as far as unusual and extreme weather events are concerned – turn into showcase for them, because the typhoon triggers flooding and destruction, showing the intensity and looming disaster reaches in front of climate change.
Cyclone, many of which are feared for their destructive strength, does not show a significant decline.
Over the past three years since 2019, 18 cyclones have been formed in Indian continental children.
In comparison, 12 has been formed over the previous three years from 2016 to 2018, including seven of them in 2018.
This was attended by eight in 2019, during the 2019-2021 phase.
In the climate change scenario that can change the dynamics of temperature, the formation of moisture and sikogenesis, each cyclone every year 2020 and 2021.
“The substantial increase in a storm of the cyclone above the North Indian Ocean in the past few years can be associated with a significant heating, especially the equatorial part West, and the southern and northwest of the Arabian This enhanced heating, with other conducive siksogenesis factors on the North Indian Ocean have made this worrying scenario, Kumar said.
The new year itself began with a note note with the sky and the rainfall was cloudy in the first week.
With mercury trapped above 20 degrees Celsius almost throughout, warm winter experiencing rare surprises – events of ice hail to the end of the winter.
Summer – Although there is no heat wave as speculating on social media – extraordinary for pre-monsoon rainfall which is very heavy in the years, powered by typhoons.
A river body in Canacona – even partially changed due to a raging cyclone storm.
“Initially, in 2020 it was spit in the mouth of the river cut open in six to seven places.
Furthermore, Tauktae Typhoon leveled the entire saliva, revoked many trees along the coast and created a new course for the river,” FM Nadaf, environmental experts and senior geographers at The government college said “The Tauktae cyclone on May 16 is among the cave beaches closest to.
It is one of the two main disaster weather events in 2021 over Goa, very heavy rainfall on July 22 to another.
Rain causes Situations such as floods in the eastern part of Goa, “The Meteorology Department of India (IMD), Panaji, scientist, Rahul M, said.
Spells of rainfall bumper for about 22 days, from 12 July to 14 August, which affects the plant to take a prolonged rainy season despite the rainy season, farmers, tourism stakeholders, and sea storms suffered from rain and lightning storms Extended.
Throughout October, November and in part in December.
“Almost all these important events are captured well by the Numeric Prediction Model of the IMD and observation network,” Rahul said.
“The rainfall during all 2021 is another record itself,” Kumar said.