Low pressure formation is not intense and it is at extreme south east indian ocean. Problem due to which TN is missing most of NE monsoon rains. If it moves northwest there is an equal probability it may continue to drift parallel to TN coast into Orissa,Calcutta or Burma like cyclone Aliya. If it moves below Sri Lanka and take sudden north turn into Arabian sea, then it may intensify into cyclone hitting Mumbai/Gujrat. Either way TN will loose precious rain. Strange part of this year weak NE monsoon is none of low pressure moved in sync with latitude of TN. Anyway we are at tail end of NE monsoon (december) if this also fizzes out then TN/SriLanka will have hard water problem.
I think you mean scarcity of water in Madras when you say "TN will have hard water problem". From all reports, most of TN (except northern parts of the state) have received normal to excess rainfall this season.
Low pressure formation is not intense and it is at extreme south east indian ocean. Problem due to which TN is missing most of NE monsoon rains. If it moves northwest there is an equal probability it may continue to drift parallel to TN coast into Orissa,Calcutta or Burma like cyclone Aliya. If it moves below Sri Lanka and take sudden north turn into Arabian sea, then it may intensify into cyclone hitting Mumbai/Gujrat. Either way TN will loose precious rain. Strange part of this year weak NE monsoon is none of low pressure moved in sync with latitude of TN. Anyway we are at tail end of NE monsoon (december) if this also fizzes out then TN/SriLanka will have hard water problem.
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ReplyDeleteI think you mean scarcity of water in Madras when you say "TN will have hard water problem". From all reports, most of TN (except northern parts of the state) have received normal to excess rainfall this season.