Biporjoy is the second storm of the 2023 North Indian Ocean cyclone season, following Mocha in the Bay of Bengal location. This cyclone has struck the western coast of the Indian subcontinent. On June 6 it developed into a cyclonic storm that is now headed for the Kutch coast. Over the previous few days, it has persisted as a cyclone over the Arabian Sea, making it one of the longest-lasting cyclones to hit India.
Implications of Cyclone Biporjoy
The name Biporjoy is a Bengali word for “disaster,” which is why it was chosen as the official name of the cyclone by Bangladesh. Following the rules established by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), cyclones are given their names.
How to know location of Cyclone Biporjoy on your mobile device:
Site for Zoom Earth: The webpage is updated in real time with the latest information about the location of storm. Animated satellite images and affected areas are also included. Smartphones and desktop computers alike can access the sites. The programme also provides information on wind speed, pressure, temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure graphs.
Rainviewer.com: The website monitors the path of cyclones and the areas they are likely to impact. The Rainviewer app for mobile devices allows users to monitor the storm.
Cyclocane.com is yet another site that monitors the location of storm and posts updates. To learn more about Cyclone Mocha, for instance, the site will take you to the “Mocha Storm Tracker” page. It also reveals the locations of the damage.
SkyMet Weather Mobile App and Website: The app or website offers alerts and regional weather updates.
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