9 months ago
Telangana Warms Up; Bay of Bengal Weather Systems Monitored
After a 12-day coldwave, Telangana is warming up.
The coldest temperature recorded was 10.4°C in Lingapur.
Weather officials are watching a system in the Bay of Bengal that could bring rain and potentially become Cyclone Senyar.
Telangana's coldwave ended after 12 days
Temperatures rose, with lowest recorded at 10.4°C in Lingapur
Warming trend expected to continue for the next five days
Potential weather system in Bay of Bengal could bring rain to Telangana
Cyclone Senyar may develop if Bay of Bengal system intensifies
- Who
- Telangana residents
- What
- Experienced an end to a 12-day coldwave and potential rain
- Where
- Telangana, India
- When
- Saturday, with warming trend expected to continue
- Why
- Due to changes in weather systems and potential cyclone development
IMD's Perspective
JTWC's Perspective
Cyclone Development
IMD's Perspective
IMD confirms well-marked 'low' may intensify into a depression by Monday, potentially becoming Cyclone Senyar by Wednesday.
JTWC's Perspective
JTWC agrees with IMD's assessment, with global models showing system may intensify after staying quasi-stationary for two days.
Comorin 'Low' Impact
IMD's Perspective
IMD suggests Comorin 'low' may slow down the depression's advance into south-west Bay.
JTWC's Perspective
JTWC and ECMWF models differ, with ECMWF suggesting Comorin 'low' might gather strength and move west towards Sri Lanka.
Key facts
- Coldest Temperature
- 10.4°C in Lingapur
- Expected Temperature Range in Hyderabad
- 16.4°C to 18.8°C
- Potential Cyclone Name
- Cyclone Senyar
- Duration of Warming Trend
- Next five days
- Affected Districts
- All districts in Telangana
Timeline
Storm Montha pummels Indian coast, unleashing heavy rain and gusts.
Then, a 12-day chill grips Telangana.
Coldwave breaks as warmer air surges in.
Telangana's 12-day freeze ends abruptly.
Warmth returns, banishing 12-day coldwave.
Quotes
India Meteorological Department (IMD)
The official weather forecasting agency of India.
“It is likely to strengthen further into a cyclonic storm, which will be called ‘Senyar’ once it intensifies to that level, over the southeast Bay of Bengal in the next couple of days.”
thestatesman.com
“The low-pressure area is very likely to intensify into a depression over the southeast Bay of Bengal and adjoining South Andaman Sea by November 24.”
indianexpress.com
Sources
Heavy To Light Rainfall Forecast Over Parts Of AP From Sunday
Coldwave Over Telangana Ends After 12 Days as Warmer Air Returns For a While
Clear skies ahead for West Bengal; minimum temperature may drop by 2°C after Tuesday: IMD
After ‘Montha’, cyclone ‘Senyar’ brewing in Bay of Bengal
Brewing Comorin ‘low’ dares cyclone-in-making in battle of wits
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